Full disclosure – I am a dual language major. *collective gasp* (To be fair, the languages were French and English #liberalartsforlife.) I strongly believe in the importance of learning another language. However, it is difficult to become proficient in another language without being immersed in the language and its cultural context. Coincidentally, the U.S. government … Continue reading Language Immersion Programs: What to Know
[Read More→]Are there too many options for you when you are looking for a study abroad program? Fear not! Here are some tips for finding the right program for you!
[Read More→]If you are new to college or still in high school, it’s a great time to start thinking about study abroad! GRAPES will get you organized for the next steps!
[Read More→]If you’re starting to think about study abroad, it’s hard to figure out where to begin! This guide has links to readings to help prepare for applications.
[Read More→]It’s never too early to start planning for studying abroad during college. Learn the benefits of early planning, and how to fit study abroad into your plan.
[Read More→]Of all of the questions I receive as a study abroad advisor, “where should I go?” is always an interesting one. If you are looking for a good place to start for your study abroad research, this is for you!
[Read More→]Are you planning on studying abroad and you need to know how to get credit for your program? This page will guide you through what to expect during the typical course approval process.
[Read More→]It’s fall semester deadline time! In celebration of the application deadline, I discuss the main reasons why students prefer pursuing spring study abroad options (even though fall study abroad programs are fabulous in their own ways!)
[Read More→]This is a guide to the different types of study abroad programs available to students in university or high school. Details and definitions are provided for short-term programs, faculty-led programs, program providers, direct enroll, and exchange programs.
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