Study Abroad Programs in Argentina
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That Latin America is a VERY diverse region! Whatever stereotypes I had about the Southern Cone being similar to Mexico, Central America or the Caribbean were completely shattered by living in Argentina, a nation where most still consider themselves more "European" in identity. Discovering this diversity in language/dialects, cu... Colton Rohde - Winona State University View Entire Review
I learned a lot of Spanish and about the Argentine culture. It was definitely worthwhile! Mason McClintok - University of Georgia View Entire Review
Yes - helped my Spanish A student - Arizona State University View Entire Review
I really gained insight into a totally different culture. I improved my Spanish, and met some wonderful people. Sophia Day - Stuyvesant High School View Entire Review
A new understanding of South America culture and a brief grasp of Latin America. Aaron GomeZ - Canada College, College of San Mateo, Skyline College View Entire Review
I loved the country. Got to see and experience a lot of beautiful and anazin things. Would have loved the chance to get to know other provinces, and have more cultural immersion. Perhaps, even classes with locals. A student - Carnegie Mellon University View Entire Review
I learned a lot about myself and that I'm capable of speaking Spanish for extended periods of time. A student - University of St. Andrews View Entire Review
Greater fluency in Spanish. A very good knowledge of the culture of Argentina and its history. Stuart Smith - Anonymous University View Entire Review
It was definitely worth while. I learned a lot about myself and about other ulture. I have about other bigger world wide perspective. Tiye Gardner - Western Kentucky University View Entire Review
Not only was I able to improve my language skill and learn about a new and beautiful country, I was also able to learn a lot about myself. People always say that if you go abroad, your outlooks on your life and your future change and I can now say I agree with this 100%. When you go abroad you learn things about yourself you nev... April Bullard - Oklahoma State University - Stillwater View Entire Review
I gained more of an understanding of myself from my experience abroad and it was definitely worthwhile. I also have developed a fresh perspective of the world and the US. A student - High School View Entire Review
I gained a greater proficiency in Spanish, a familiarity with another culture, and came back with my girlfriend and future wife. Yes, it was definitely worthwhile. Matthew Woods - The Catholic University of America View Entire Review
Yes A student - Northville Public Schools View Entire Review
I think the biggest thing I gained while I was there was independence. Going to college and being on your own is nothing compared to going to a different country and being on your own. It was 100% worthwhile. Kaylee - University of Wisconsin - Whitewater View Entire Review
I gained a lot! I spent a lot of time alone exploring a city that I didn't know prior. It was worthwhile but next time I wouldn't do it through a program, just directly with the school. Zoey Smith - Quest University Canada / Outbound View Entire Review
My Spanish improved immensely, and I am so grateful I had the chance to immerse myself in the language. A student - High School View Entire Review
How to be more independent, also learned more about Spanish and Argentine culture A student - University of Evansville View Entire Review
I learned so much about the culture in Argentina and got so much better with my Spanish. Amanda Alexander - University of Evansville View Entire Review
I think that entering a foreign country without knowing anyone had a very large impact on me. Sol took care of me from the beginning, and the trips we took as a group allowed all of the students to bond. I now feel very confident in my abilities to work with anyone - even students I met for the first time studying abroad in Arge... Blakely Holcombe - Clemson University View Entire Review
Yes, it was worthwhile. My language skills definitely increased! A student - McDaniel College View Entire Review
Gained new knowledge about the Spanish language as well as knowledge about Argentinian culture. A student - Texas A&M University - College Station View Entire Review
I learned that when you're walking home at 5 am and someone is spraying the sidewalk with water and you accidentally walk over it (because its a sidewalk and why do we have to clean sidewalks?), he will yell at you until you reach the next block. I learned that standing at the bus stop and making eye contact with the driver does... Bethan Gee - University of Colorado - Denver View Entire Review
Spanish, who I am, and that I love traveling Brian Forbes - Worcester State University View Entire Review
Learned much Spanish, learned to appreciate how fortunate we are in the US, and to not refer to the US as America. A student - Canton High School View Entire Review
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Find your dream Study Abroad Program in Argentina at Abroad101 and this directory of education abroad programs plus rankings and reviews by American college students.
Future students are drawn to Abroad101 for the reviews from returning students. Using the popular 1-5 star scale, individual reviews provide a total rating, which are then averaged and displayed in directories. Individual review details give ratings on all aspects of the program: academics, housing, food, program administration and the environment, plus student support before and after the experience abroad. This insight can be reassuring to students and help them not only pick a program, but feel comfortable in their choices. For parents, the reviews provide a level of comfort about the provider, the destination and study abroad in general.
Future students are drawn to Abroad101 for the reviews from returning students. Using the popular 1-5 star scale, individual reviews provide a total rating, which are then averaged and displayed in directories. Individual review details give ratings on all aspects of the program: academics, housing, food, program administration and the environment, plus student support before and after the experience abroad. This insight can be reassuring to students and help them not only pick a program, but feel comfortable in their choices. For parents, the reviews provide a level of comfort about the provider, the destination and study abroad in general.
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