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Special Offers for Summer & Fall 2026 Programs
Go Abroad with a $1,000 Grant Enter now to win a $1,000 grant to help you make your incredible summer or fall term happen in 2026! Fall’s the perfect time to replace the familiar with new faces and places as you try life at a different pace. Summer is ideal for acquiring global experience and…

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IFSA Summer & Fall 2026 Sweepstakes — Official Rules
YOU HAVE NOT WON ANY PRIZE. THIS PROMOTION (“PROMOTION”) IS NOT EXCLUSIVE TO YOU. To enter and participate in this Promotion, you must agree to and abide by these Rules. The Promotion is void where prohibited by law. NO PURCHASE OR PAYMENT OF ANY KIND IS NECESSARY TO ENTER OR WIN. PURCHASE OR PAYMENT WILL…

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Short-Term Summer Study Abroad Programs: How to Maximize Your Summer
You have about 80+ days of summer vacation—how do you plan to spend them? Some students work, intern, take summer classes, travel, or simply relax. But what if you could combine multiple goals with one experience?

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Special Offers for Summer & Fall 2025 Programs
New Faces, New Spaces: Win Up to $1,500 to Study Abroad IFSA wants to help you grow your community and make exciting new connections by studying abroad this summer or fall. Summer 2025: Win a $500 flight voucher plus $250 to eat out, experience local theater and music, and soak up more culture. Twenty packages…

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Short-Term Study Overseas: The Best Way for Australian University Students to Go Abroad
Make the most of your university break with a short-term overseas study program. Explore new cultures, earn academic credit, build career-ready skills, and get support from IFSA along the way.

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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.



