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Staying Mentally Balanced During Study Abroad in London
Mental health abroad is super important to me, especially as a first-generation student. Whether the idea of studying abroad is anxiety-inducing or exciting to you, such a change is bound to cause a plethora of different emotions, and for me this was certainly the case. New friends: an antidote for missing home Studying abroad at…
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Argentina
Who needs a visa? U.S. passport holders who are enrolling in semester or full-year programs need a student visa, which allows you to stay in-country for less than 365 days. Citizens from some countries, including China, may need to meet additional requirements. You don’t need a visa for summer programs in Argentina if you have…
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Ten of the Most Beautiful Places to Study Abroad in Spring
From sun-soaked beaches in Australia to fairy-tale streets in Edinburgh, explore 10 of the world’s most beautiful places to study abroad in the spring. These IFSA Spring programs blend inspiring landscapes, cultural discovery, and standout academics to turn your semester into a once-in-a-lifetime journey.
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Is Study Abroad Still Worth It During Uncertain Times?
Is study abroad worth it during uncertain times? For many students, the answer is still yes. From career benefits to personal growth, studying abroad offers lasting value. This guide explores safety, cost, and support, helping you make a confident, informed decision about your global journey.
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Study Abroad Highlights from Shanghai
After studying in Beijing last summer, I knew I wanted to return for a full semester abroad in China. Still, I worried that the experience might not live up to last summer. Did I enjoy living in China or was it friends who made it special? Would I be able to form connections as deep…
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Can You Study Abroad in Winter? Why a Short-term January Program Might Be Right for You
If you’re wondering what to do over winter break, a short-term study abroad program might be the perfect answer. While most students picture a semester or summer abroad, there’s another option growing in popularity: January study abroad programs, also known as J-Term or Winter programs.
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Using Sports as Personal Therapy While Studying Abroad
Before I dive in, here’s some background on my relationship with sports. In high school, I played year-round—soccer in the fall and summer, track and field in the winter and spring. For me, sports weren’t just activities; they were a source of community, discipline, and motivation. I found joy in my team’s successes and lessons…
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What to Pack for Study Abroad
Studying abroad is an exciting, once-in-a-lifetime experience, but thinking about what to pack for study abroad can feel overwhelming. This guide breaks down what to bring and shares best practices to help make your experience less stressful and more organized.
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Can All Majors Study Abroad? Absolutely, Here’s How
No matter what your major, you can study abroad with the right planning. While it is widely known that some programs, such as language studies naturally align with international experiences, it is less known that other fields, such as engineering, business, and health sciences also have tailored study-abroad opportunities.
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Finding Comfort During My First Week: Study Abroad in Argentina
As a first-generation student, I am familiar with the crossroad of staying within the comfort of home and diving into the unknown. About three years ago, I moved from Texas to Bryn Mawr, Pennsylvania, for college. It was an equally exhilarating and daunting opportunity. As I was deciding whether to study abroad, I found myself…
