Arcadia
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Arcadia is a program provider offering 82 abroad programs. Programs offered include Study Abroad, Internship, Volunteer, Intensive Language, and Research abroad programs in 7 countries such as Australia, Ireland, Italy, and New Zealand.
With so many study abroad programs and options to choose from, what are you waiting for?
Begin your study abroad adventure today with Arcadia Abroad, a premier program provider with over 70 years of international experience and 90 programs on offer. From innovative internships and research-focused opportunities, to Arcadia Center-based and direct enroll options, for semester, summer and year, Arcadia offers customized study opportunities in person and online.
We’re honored to work with a diverse population of students from a wide range of colleges and universities – students just like you. While prioritizing comprehensive student services, financial aid advice and scholarships, an intensive commitment to pre-departure and on-site guidance, and health and safety support, Arcadia is the smart choice in today’s changing international landscape. Check out our offerings, reach out to us for a personalized consultation, and fill out our easy, no-fee application!
Study Abroad with Arcadia
"It was my first time in Europe, so I was able to travel to places I've always wanted to go to, so I gained exposure to the culture and sights that I have always wanted to see. "
A student Brandeis University
"I learned that I can live on my own. It was worthwhile. "
Allison C Trinity University
"I wish I could have had more opportunities to meet locals, outside of the bar/club scenes."
Emily G Trinity University
"I learned how important solitude and independence are. It was incredibly significant for me personally to learn how to live alone in a new place."
Rachel N Brandeis University
"This program was so worthwhile! I definitely recommend 6 weeks! "
Melissa A Texas A&M University - College Station
"It was worthwhile because I learned that I am capable of living on my own and navigating a new city. I basically started all over and it was super fun."
A student Wellesley College
"I learned how to be more independent and how to interact with other cultures. It was a completely worthwhile experience. "
Anne L Brandeis University
"It was a very worthwhile experience, I learned a lot about myself and about a new culture - one that I like very much and loved being a part of."
Sheila W University of Wisconsin - Madison
"I learned that I must travel more!"
A student Brandeis University
"How to be independent and comfortable in my own skin. Which empowers me to see my own potential and turn that potential into great things. I learned how to listen more than I speak in order to learn more about new places. I learned how to use public transport which is not something we have in Texas."
Bria W Trinity University
"I learned a lot about traveling alone and moving to a new country, as well as how to learn about a new place with an open mind. I gained a lot of knowledge about New Zealand itself, an appreciation for new places, new people, and experiences I otherwise wouldn't have. It was definitely worthwhile and the best experience I coul..."
Stephanie R Brandeis University
"Yes. It was worthwhile. I made loads of friends, travelled and learnt a lot about myself as a person.. "
Vasavi N Brandeis University
"It was definitely worthwhile. I learned a very different culture than US."
A student Brandeis University
"Studying abroad absolutely turned my life around. I decided to participate in a full academic year program because I was unhappy at school, and not in a healthy mental or emotional state. I knew I needed a change, and Ireland provided that and so much more for me. I met some lifelong friends in my program, especially because we ..."
A student Middlebury College
"No matter where you go abroad, you will learn countless skills--from living without wifi to navigating the crazy streets in a place where you do not speak the language and you lost your map. You learn to be independent and how to fend for yourself. You also learn a lot about your own biases and culture by constantly experiencing..."
A student Brandeis University
"I gained stonger academic abilities and a new perspective on essentially everything. This was the most challenging and most rewarding experience of my life."
M B SUNY - College at Brockport
"Cultural exposure, friends, experiencing a different academic system, etc."
A student Brandeis University
"The whole world does not run the same way the US does. There is a deeper appreciation for the city, the food, culture, and for others. It was an amazing experience, one in which I learned so much about the world and about how I view it. "
A student Brandeis University
"I got to know the culture of London, and I really feel the difference of the education between US and UK. It is a wonderful experience."
A student Brandeis University
"Studying abroad was one of the best decisions I ever made. After this semester I am confident that wherever I go in my life I will be able to handle myself in new situations, navigate new places, and befriend people from all over. London is an amazing city and I can see myself living there at some point in my life. "
Rebecca L Brandeis University
"Not only did I get a chance to explore London and the United Kingdom while studying abroad, but the whole continent of Europe was at my disposal. Most people enrolled in college have excelled at scoring highly on tests and papers. But many haven't had to deal with losing their phone in Switzerland or traversing through hills of ..."
A student Brandeis University
"It was definitely worthwhile. I wouldn't change one single aspect of my experience. From beginning to end it turned out to be THE best decision I ever made. I learned what it looks like to be a global citizen and how to be independent. I got to see other cultures and traditions up close and broadened my horizons across the boa..."
Bria W University of Westminster
"Although at points, study abroad can be daunting or even terrifying, this experience has made me more confident, it taught me how to spend time by myself, and helped me become a 'real adult.' "
A student Hamilton College
"While I believe I did gain a lot of independence skills, I am not sure I couldn't have learned them while living in a similar housing situation at my home university. If I could go back and do it again I think I would not have gone abroad at all. I would have been better off staying at my home university. "
A student Brandeis University
"I definitely learned how to adapt to other areas of academics since I did not take a single class towards my major. I also gained insight into the culture in London. Probably the most important, I learned to be independent; London gave me the opportunity to just go out and do something whenever I wanted. Anything and everything ..."
Daniela C Trinity University
