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Romanian high-school graduates prefer the UK, the Netherlands and the US for their studies, given the prestige of the universities and research opportunities.

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According to a study by the Romania Education Alliance, more than 65% of graduates from Romania's private dual curriculum schools have been accepted to prestigious international universities. The UK, the Netherlands and the US remain favorite destinations despite post-Brexit challenges. Popular fields of study include engineering, psychology, neuroscience and international business, reflecting global trends. Countries such as Italy and Spain are also gaining popularity due to educational and professional opportunities.

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