Choosing the right program is an important step in planning to study abroad. Study-abroad programs run the gamut in terms of size, geographical location, academic philosophy, language requirements, living arrangements, and opportunities for research and internships. Please visit the Office of Global Programs for a complete list and information on program options.

As you explore study-abroad programs, keep the following questions in mind:

• What do I hope to achieve by studying abroad?
• Do I want to take my language skills to the next level?
• How adaptable will I be in a foreign environment?
• How does study abroad affect my major?
• Is international experience helpful to my professional goals?
• Do I have research interests I’d like to explore in a foreign setting?