AIFS
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AIFS is a program provider offering 43 abroad programs. Programs offered include Study Abroad, Internship, Volunteer, Intensive Language, Gap Year, and Research abroad programs in 26 countries such as France, Czech Republic, Italy, and Netherlands.
AIFS is recognized as a leading provider of study abroad programs. Since 1964, over 1.5 million students have traveled abroad with AIFS. With more than 50 years of experience, we have the resources and experience to provide what our students want and need in a study abroad program and to safeguard their welfare around the globe.
Unlike many other study abroad programs or independent study options, AIFS program fees are guaranteed in U.S. dollars. Our program fee is also comprehensive, making it simple for you to live and study abroad and experience all that the world has to offer.
AIFS offers a wide range of unique programs in Asia, Australia, Europe, South Africa and the Americas. Most AIFS campuses offer courses in English or in foreign languages from beginner to advanced levels, so you don’t even have to know a foreign language to study abroad.
For more information, visit our website at https://www.aifsabroad.com/.
Study Abroad with AIFS
"It was extremely worthwhile. Not only did it make me appreciate my own country it made me realize what I want to do with my life. It helped me gain a focus on the reality of the world that I didn't have before. I will always be idealistic in my thinking but being abroad turned me into a bit more of a realist and I am forever tha..."
Adriana A Providence College
"The cultural aspect was amazing, I just wish I had picked a program that was actually on my side."
Karen M Rice University
"It was incredible and allowed me to make friends from almost every continent on Earth. Salamanca was amazing. "
Natalia S The Catholic University of America
"Yes. Everything was worthwhile. Every up. Every down. Every dollar spent on passport pictures, postage, financial advice, fried cheese sandwiches, AA batteries.... and the list goes on and on. It can't be summed up in this survey. What I learned and how I changed and progressed is all particular to me and me alone. You will have..."
Thomas B Providence College
"Absolutely worth it! I grew as a person and learned a lot about myself and my values. Italy was a beautiful country that taught me to worry less about the small, trivial things in life. I cannot ever fully explain how my abroad experience affected me mainly because I am still finding new ways that I see that I am a changed or be..."
Katherine C The University of Texas at Austin
"Had the best time of my life, wish I could go back tomorrow"
Lauren I The University of Texas at Austin
"Definitely worthwhile. I gained a lot more independence, because at PC (and probably at most colleges) you are living apart from your parents but you still live in this bubble community where you're on a campus and everything you need is right there. Living for the first time in a city where I was forced to take public transport..."
Stephen T Providence College
"I ENJOYED BEING ABROAD AND TRAVELING. I REALLY ENJOYED ISLAMIC CULTURE IN SPAIN- IT WAS THE BEST CLASS I COULD HAVE TAKEN. I WISH THAT I HAD BEEN IN A BIGGER CITY WHERE IT WOULD HAVE BEEN EASIER TO TRAVEL TO OTHER CITIES. IF I WAS DOING IT ALL OVER I WOULD PROBABLY GO WITH A DIFFERENT PROGRAM- ONE THAT OFFERS AN APARTMENT WIT..."
Melissa B The University of Texas at Austin
"The experience was life-changing and made me appreciate other cultures and my own a lot more. I've never been prouder to be an American."
Andrea L The University of Texas at Austin
"I know myself better and have a much broader worldview. I have different priorities and definitely want to travel more. The things I have learned and the people I have met will remain with me throughout my development, and this has helped to form my plans for what to do after college. "
Bethany K Providence College
"It was fun. Like I said, I felt like it was a bit expensive for what we got. Cultural awareness remains unaffected. I miss my professor Carlos and am sad to return to UT classes, I'm going to continue to learn spanish. I want to go back to Spain asap."
Meghan M The University of Texas at Austin
"It gave me confidence to explore other parts of the world. I will definitely go back. I wish I would have known we weren't going to have as much time to explore the city, I would have sacrificed more sleep. "
Tava B The University of Texas at Austin
"Yes. I learned how the rest of the world lived, not just the American lifestyle. I learned to relax so much more and also learned how to live without the everyday comforts that I enjoy in the States. You gain so much more confidence and also learn to be an independent adult. Taking this opportunity will be one of the best you..."
Jared H The University of Texas at Austin
"It was more than worthwhile. I feel more aware of the world, of Spain in particular. My confidence and communication skills have improved and I have a broader perspective of the world. The only downside is that now I want to travel the world -- but I'm still on a college student's budget!"
Emily B Drake University
"It was definitely worthwhile. My perspectives have opened up in so many ways. Returning home now has showed me just how much I've grown up and learned; I see very few things the same as I did when I left. The world is a BIG place, and I feel so lucky and educated to have seen so many new parts of it."
Ann S Drake University
"It was worthwhile, I wish I would have had a friend from home come along, but I met some really awesome people. I learned about a new culture and how life is lived in different countries. It was a refining process, like being a freshman in college all over again. I got to meet new people and be whoever I wanted to be and that wa..."
Emily B Drake University
"It was worthwhile, I wish I would have had a friend from home come along, but I met some really awesome people. I learned about a new culture and how life is lived in different countries. It was a refining process, like being a freshman in college all over again. I got to meet new people and be whoever I wanted to be and that wa..."
Emily B Drake University
"Yes, I am so happy I went."
Meg S Oklahoma State University - Stillwater
"It was absolutely worthwhile and I learned about myself and people in general. You will be proud of yourself for stepping out of your comfort zone, and I plan on returning. You will learn what pushes your buttons, how you act around new people, how well you travel with other personalities, and how well you and others react to st..."
Robin T University of Arkansas - Fayetteville
"Yes. I learned a lot about Czech culture, and gained confidence from the experience of living in a foreign country. "
Chris O The College of William and Mary
"Yes"
Andrea K Providence College
"Absolutely. It could not have been more worthwhile."
Jennifer L Oklahoma State University - Stillwater
"Makes you a more independent person as well as opening your eyes up to the world. Prague is different from the US and most of the rest of Europe, but that is what makes it so amazing. It is a MUST to visit if not study for the whole sesmter."
Steven S University of Massachusetts Amherst
"I absolutely loved going abroad and being in London even though it was only for 6 weeks. I experienced so many different things and was able to see so much. The day I got I began missing it, and hope to experience going abraod again at some point, even if it is not to study. I met many new people from all over the United States..."
Megan S Ithaca College
"My experience abroad was absolutely worthwhile. The people I met, experiences I encountered, and the overall time I had was phenomenal. "
Alexis K University of South Dakota
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