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There is truly a world of
opportunities for studying abroad. Many institutions in the
U.S. have their own study abroad programs which are open to students
of other universities and colleges. To help the process of
researching study abroad opportunities, many institutions and organizations
have developed on-line search engines to allow students to explore
the realm of study abroad options for programs with specific characteristics.
Begin your research by exploring the following web sites: |
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looking at specific study abroad programs pay careful attention
to eligibility (GPA/# of credits), cost, application procedures
and deadlines, foreign language requirements, and other pertinent
information. Research should begin at least one year before
the study abroad semester and application to the program is typically
done during the semester before you plan to study abroad. |