Study Abroad Center

Things to Consider:

• Study in a non-English-speaking country even if you have little or no foreign language proficiency
• Special needs can be addressed more easily
• Teaching and grading methods are often based on the U.S. model
• Academic periods often match those in the U.S.
• You may feel isolated from locals & find it harder to experience the host-country culture
• Course offerings will be more limited compared to direct enrollment (especially for STEM students)