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IFSA Spring 2027 Bring a Friend Cultural Grants — Official Terms & Conditions
IFSA Spring 2027 Bring a Friend Cultural Grants — Official Terms & Conditions (Last updated September 11, 2026) 1. Sponsor/Promoter Institute for Study Abroad, Inc. (“IFSA” or “Sponsor”), 6201 Corporate Drive, Suite 200, Indianapolis, IN 46278, or Email studyabroad@ifsa-butler.org. 2. Eligibility This promotion is open to students who: Are at least 18 years old; Are…
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2027 January & Spring Programs: Applications Closing Soon
IFSA | September 9, 2026 Dreaming of studying abroad but wondering if you’ve missed the deadline to apply? Good news—there’s still time to apply! IFSA is accepting applications for January, Winter, and Spring 2027 programs, with opportunities to immerse yourself in a new culture and take specialized courses abroad. Applications are also open for IFSA’s…
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How Everyday Life in Sydney Influenced My Study Abroad Experience
Living in Sydney while studying at the University of Sydney wasn’t just about taking classes. It was about building a new rhythm for daily life that felt both exciting and grounding. New city, new routine At first, everything felt unfamiliar. Simple things like grocery shopping or figuring out public transportation took more effort than expected.…
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Finding Sydney Again, After Study Abroad
Studying abroad in Sydney, Australia, changed the rhythm of my everyday life. I got used to walking everywhere, taking public transit, spending more time outside, and finding joy in small routines like trying new cafés, exploring markets, or simply being near the water. When I returned home to the United States, the adjustment was harder…
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10 Common Study Abroad Myths
Think study abroad is too expensive, too difficult to fit into your degree, or out of reach for your major? Explore 10 common study abroad myths and get the facts about cost, academics, career value, program options, and more.
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How to Adjust to a New Culture While Studying Abroad: Tips for U.S. Students
Learn practical ways to prepare, navigate academic and communication differences, build routines and connections, understand how identity may be perceived abroad, and become more comfortable participating in your host community.
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Apartments/Flats
Living in an apartment, flat, or housing complex is common in many countries. Apartments are typically privately owned, though some universities own and manage student apartments. Programs offering apartments are the most common housing type available with options in Europe, Latin America, and Asia and Pacific regions. Details for study abroad apartment living Students live…
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University Dormitories/Residence Halls
A small number of the universities we partner with offer university housing in dorms or residence halls, which can make it easier to connect with other students and feel like a part of university life. Details about study abroad dorms Dorms—also known as residence halls—are most common in the UK, Ireland, Australia, and New Zealand.…
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Housing Abroad
All You Need to Know About Your Home Away from Home The place you call home while you study abroad has a big impact on your international experience. That’s why our IFSA team puts extra care and attention into where our students live. What makes our approach stand out?Guaranteed housing. No matter which program you…
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Meet Our Fall 2026 IFSA Marketing Correspondents
IFSA | July 30, 2026 This fall, eight IFSA students are taking us along for the journey as they study abroad across the globe. Our Fall 2026 Marketing Correspondents will be sharing an authentic look at life abroad in Australia, China, the Czech Republic, England, Mexico, New Zealand and Scotland through photos, videos, and personal…
