Would it be a good idea to drop out of my Bachelor's program and look for scholarships to restart abroad? Currently, I study BA in Mathematics, and because of some problems related to the environment I found myself in, I cannot complete my studies in this place.
I studied most of the courses, except Topology, Fields &amp; Rings, Real Analysis 2, Numerical Analysis, and some elective courses. In general the education level here is not that good, so I have decided to drop it and start again in another (good) place.
But, if I do this, I don't know if it will be good for me and for my journey. I plan to move from the Middle East either to Europe or the USA, to study there and start the bachelor's again. Moreover, I'm 23 years old now. and I don't know if my age will cause a problem.
Any advice?
Different countries in Europe have a different opinion on what constitutes &quot;old&quot; for a student. There are countries where 23 would still be quite young.
You may want to have a look into whether programmes in the EU or USA would allow you to transfer (part of) the credits for courses you already passed. Some programs will, some programs won't. If you find a program that allows this, it might make your journey substantially smoother.