1. No. Different countries and social contexts will lead to different concerns for students in different locations.
2. Cultural differences may dictate different concerns for students in each country. For instance, students in China may have to worry more global political pressures than students in the United States.
3. Economic resources available in each country may also lead to different concerns. Students in poorer countries may worry more about affording the costs of education and finding employment after graduation than those in wealthier countries.
4. Societal expectations also differ in each country. What values are placed onto students in one society may be different than those in another society.
5. Even within individual countries, there may be differences in student concerns depending on the area. For example, rural students may face issues related to transportation to school that are not worries for those attending urban schools.