How to Choose a Study Abroad Program
What are your educational goals? Do you want to...

  • Concentrate on a topic related to your major or pursue a completely different topic?
  • Focus on academic program or on significant social and cultural experience?
  • Take classes in English or in another language? Are your language skills strong enough to keep up?
  • Get academic credit from another institution? Is it transferable?

    Is studying abroad relevant to your career goals?
  • Will studying a language, a certain subject, or another culture give you an edge in the marketplace?

    What type of living and learning experience do you want to have?

  • Location: big city or small town?
  • Accommodations: homestay, apartment with other students, residence hall?
  • Language and culture: practice your language skills or be with English speakers? Immersion in language and culture or observation? Lots of traveling or field trips?
  • Social interaction: people your own age or of all ages?
  • Structure: structured program with planned activities of freedom to explore on your own?

Dr. Jillian Haeseler
Assistant Professor of English
Study Abroad Advisor
Cowan 306
Tel: 336-272-7102 ext., 285
jhaeseler@gborocollege.edu

Dr. Joti Sekhon
Director of International Studies
218 Proctor West
336-272-7102 x234
sekhonj@gborocollege.edu

International Studies/Study Abroad Office, 211 Main
336-272-7102 x585

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