How To Choose The Perfect Study Abroad Program

TILAK NAGAR, India - Dec. 22, 2022 - PRLog -- One of the toughest parts of studying abroad can be choosing where and through which program you actually want to go. The good news is that while the options are endless, they can more or less be classified into 3 categories: your home university, and independent study abroad organization, or direct enrolment into a foreign university. One is no better than the other, but it still doesn't make the decision any easier. Luckily, I've gone through all 3, and based on my experiences here are factors you should consider when choosing a study abroad program.

Like I mentioned above, your choices are essentially limitless when it comes to how and with who you study abroad. Some students go abroad in high school, many as undergraduates, and still some enroll in graduate programs abroad. Some students study abroad through their university, some with an independent organization, and a few even directly enroll.

With a spectrum like that, I've created 5 categories of questions which you can use to compare and hopefully narrow down your program choices. Then I went ahead and used those same categories to evaluate each of the programs that I studied abroad through.

Actually a student life at a university which means being involved in the student social life/social scene, having access to a gym, sports clubs, dining halls, etc.

I lived on my own, but they do offer pretty high-quality international student dorms.

And those are my experiences studying abroad through my home university, in an independent study abroad organization, and directly enrolling into an international program at a foreign university. They all have their positives and negatives, and no matter what I thought at the time, looking back I now understand the value of what I learned at each.

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