Study Abroad Testimonials and Comments

Every student has a different experience in another country because success usually depends on how adaptable the person is to their new surroundings. Some students are more open-minded to a different culture than their own. Sometimes a student may have a difficult experience because they are not mentally prepared to adjust to a new cultural environment. 

“I chose to study in Madrid, Spain at a private university for one semester. I had no difficulties finding an apartment with a group of Erasmus students from different parts of Europe. My credits were transferred with no problem. Not only did I get to improve my Spanish, but I had an opportunity to see a new culture. It was fantastic! I would recommend it to everyone.”   

 Ingrid, Sweden  

“One of my most memorable college experiences has been studying abroad at the University Aix- Marseilles III in Provence, France. I had a wonderful time exploring the Provence region, learning the language and meeting people that have been brought up so differently from me. I can relate much better to people who come from other countries and have a better understanding of diversity. This experience will help me a great deal when I am working in international business.”    

  Mark, North Carolina, USA  

“I had always wanted to go to Italy and when the chance arose at college to participate in a study abroad program in Florence, I couldn’t pass it up. My experience was everything I could have imagined and more. It is such a beautiful city with great food, art, history and fashion. It has been one of the most rewarding experiences I have ever encountered. Everyone was nice and the classes were great.” 

Elizabeth, Scotland 

Studying Abroad part 2

What things would you have to take into consideration before studying abroad?

1.  Where would I prefer to study?

2.  What degree programs do they offer?

3.  What subjects will I be able to take for credit?

3.  Would I need to know the native language very well in order to pass the subjects or would the classes be in English?

4.  Do I need a student visa, or passport or other official document before I go ?

5.  Where is the institution located – in the city or outside the city – what do I prefer?

Any more ideas?

STUDYING ABROAD

More students nowadays are interested in studying abroad. This option can be a richly rewarding experience. Students not only learn more but they become aware of a different culture and lifestyle. Some regrets when the students return are that they wished they had spent more time in the host country.

Some reasons for studying abroad

1. It is a great way to improve and learn a language.

2. You get to know another culture first-hand.

3. You increase your employment opportunities.

4. It broadens your worldview.

5. You become familiar with a new academic system.

6.  You acquire new ideas and perspectives about yourself and your own culture.

 Can you think of any more?

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