Study Abroad Programs in India

I'm more determined to educate myself on more of what I know about a culture rather than the things that I've seen or heard, before forming an opinion. Veronica K - Southwest Tennessee Community College

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After experiencing a growing interest in Indian culture and a dissatisfaction with my own global education, I decided to study abroad in India. I fully intend on pursing additional studies in South Asia as opportunities arise. I also fully intend on returning to India..possibly even long-term. Amanda S - Presbyterian College

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Yes! These people have noting yet are so happy. We have everything and always want more. Learned that as much as you want to help people out sometimes you can't. "It's never enough" Would give them some food, and though we had more were told not to. Kids would still walk away with a smile on their face, without a single sour lo... Lina G - Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University

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Worthwhile doesn't begin to describe it. It was simultaneously the most difficult thing I have ever done and the most wonderful. The program had flaws, to be sure - flaws that could be remedied easily enough (and probably won't be, because that's how things work). But my understanding of other people, other cultures, other wo... Sarah P - Carleton College

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I learned how to get around with a large language barrier. I also learned how to adapt and make changes in a moment's notice. I learned how to work with ESOL students and what I need to do as a teacher to provide my students the best opportunity for success. The experience as a whole has made me realize what I want to do as a te... Heather B - Marymount University

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An appreciation for where and what I come from, a global outlook on environmentalism and anthropology, and a passion to work towards clean water and poverty prevention. Rena O - Ithaca College

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