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
"I grew in so much confidence in Italian and in my Art History knowledge and passion. My professors were so affirming and my friends were so encouraging. I also have decided that living in another country is in my possibility and that I would actually enjoy it maybe more than living in America. "
Devin T The University of Texas at Austin
"Self-reliance, confidence, global perspective "
A student Western Washington University
"learned so much about culture, people and independence. It made me want to look for an international job after graduation"
Ted T Bentley University
"learned to quickly adapt and integrate with different cultures. It was extremely worthwhile. "
A student The University of Texas at Austin
"independent skills, learned about other cultures "
Maria H Providence College
"I learned how to be more independent and how to adapt to different cultures. DEFINITELY worth it."
A student The University of Texas at Austin
"Became more independent and saw the world! Yes!!"
A student Providence College
"I gained a whole new perspective of the world."
A student Providence College
"I learned how to manage my money properly, I gained so much knowledge from all the places I was able to visit, I learned how to truly be independent. It was definitely worthwhile!"
A student Providence College
"I learned the limits to which I could push myself when it came to handling my coursework. I learned to be confident in a room full of people that I may have never met before. On a personal level, I learned to be independent, resourceful, and financially responsible."
A student Providence College
"Definitely worthwhile, because I have been thinking about moving to Europe/going to London for grad school, but I didn't know if I would fit in. This was a great trial run and I've realized Britain is very different from its portrayal in books/movies."
Madhu S The University of Texas at Austin
"I became more independent"
A student Providence College
"Things like gaining a new perspective and having a global mindset did come, without me realizing, but that is also such a small part of what it means to study abroad. And the cheesy saying how you learn so much about yourself happened too, but there is a sort of dark matter in studying abroad, like in space that takes up 95% of..."
Alexandria K The University of Texas at Austin
"I gained a greater understanding of the Italian culture, food, and way of life. This program is definitely worthwhile."
A student The University of Texas at Austin
"A sense of independence. "
A student Providence College
"This was the best experience of my life and I cannot wait to go back. I learned so much about people from all over the world and how different/similar things are. "
A student Providence College
"Going abroad was one of the best decisions I have ever made. Going to Perugia was also one of the best decisions I have ever made. Rather than go to a large tourist city, I recommend smaller cities like Perugia for a more authentic Italian feel, for more opportunities to practice your Italian, and for less congested streets. ..."
hk21 Brandeis University
"I gained a more worldly perspective/cultural emmersion"
Rachel K Wartburg College
"I learned from my program that i really like where i live, and that I want to remain in Texas after graduation. It was worth while, and a very good learning experience, both academically and about myself. "
Kevin K Trinity University
"The grass is always greener. That being said, I saw things I'd never seen before, I met incredibly interesting and diverse people even if almost all of them were not local. Got a new perspective on life and viable alternatives to the American mindset of track setting and being obligated to do certain things until you're as old a..."
A student Villanova
"made new friends, had fun, very worthwhile"
A student Fordham University
"I learned how to adapt to different cultures and experiences. It was definitely worthwhile."
A student Brandeis University
"I learned that a college full of english-speaking students in the center of a European city is not that different from the same in a US city. I wasn't expecting an eye-opening cultural experience, and I didn't get one, but what I did get was still really nice: an academically challenging semester in a great city with everything ..."
dstern117 Brandeis University
"I learned to constantly push myself beyond my comfort zone when it comes to meeting new people, adjusting to a new environment, and traveling so that I can become a stronger individual. Every adventure was worthwhile including the tears, sweat, and laughter."
A student Trinity University
"I learned a lot about different cultures and got to see what life was like outside of America. Very worthwhile."
A student Providence College
