More than just a change of scenery, studying abroad offers college students many benefits, from making new friends to learning a new language and growing in ways never expected. "Study abroad is ...

Why are U.S. students swapping backpacks for boarding passes in 2025? The answer is shaping college life and the world beyond ...

A recent survey found that a majority of college students are interested in studying abroad but concerned about the financial ...

Navigating buses, trains and subways in a foreign country is part of the adventure of studying abroad, but it also requires extra vigilance. Public transportation systems vary widely in reliability ...

Besides benefiting students, study abroad trips can be a powerful reminder of some of the best aspects of working at a college, writes Elizabeth Stice. John Steinbeck’s Travels With Charley is one of ...

Nine University of North Georgia (UNG) students strengthened their linguistic skills and cultural awareness through a ...

Two weeks ago, 1,033 Boston College students received their 2024–25 study abroad placements. When considering the opportunity of studying abroad, a key factor for many of these students and their ...

These college students will spend the semester on the Mississippi River. Augsburg University's River Semester program sends students, sailing, paddling and camping along one of the nation's most ...

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What does study abroad mean to them? Today, approximately 30 percent of incoming first-year students in U.S. colleges and universities, and up to 77 percent of all students, are first-generation.

At Macalester College in St. Paul, Minn., which typically sends more than 60 percent of its students abroad, study abroad enrollment this fall dropped 25 percent from the same time last year, said ...