IFSA
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IFSA is a program provider offering 71 abroad programs. Programs offered include Study Abroad, Internship, Volunteer, Intensive Language, and Online Program abroad programs in 14 countries such as Argentina, Australia, Chile, and Costa Rica.
IFSA programs have the highest academic standards. Most of our programs allow students to enroll directly in a university abroad which creates a truly integrated cultural experience. IFSA's internship options allow you to gain practical work experience, strengthen your resume and get an insiders look at your host country.
IFSA's affiliated universities abroad are at the top of their countries rankings. All of our programs include events and excursions exclusively for our students throughout the semester. IFSA has program offices and full time staff in each country where we have programs. Our staff provide everything from detailed on-site orientations to academic guidance to emergency assistance. Our program fees guarantee housing. Once you finish your study abroad program, Butler University will process your official transcript with grade and credit translations at no additional cost. IFSA was founded in 1988. We have more than three decades of experience, longevity and reliability!
Study Abroad with IFSA
"Program, as well as Argentina offers you many opportunities. However, it is entirely up to you to make the most of it. "
iva Brandeis University
"I gained exposure to a range of different cultures."
A student Brandeis University
"A Englishman of a boyfriend (6 months and counting!). I learned stained glass at an oceanside retreat in Cornwall, I learned what it's like to be artist with absolutely no structure, I bound 6 books, I traveled to 5 countries by myself, I went to more museums than I have fingers and toes, I saw a bunch of shows on the West End, ..."
A student Brandeis University
"I improved my Spanish greatly and learned important skills necessary in an independent lifestyle. Yes."
A student Brandeis University
"I gained fluency in Spanish (a lifelong goal), made many connections, both professional and personal, and experienced a world so alike and different from my own. I made another home"
Benjamin H Brandeis University
"I loved my time abroad, don't get me wrong. I think I would have enjoyed my time more if I wouldn't have done the Parliamentary Internship. And as much as I love rain, constant rain for 5 months really can get to you. My experience was certainly worthwhile, and I loved it a lot. As an adventurous outdoorsy type, if I could turn ..."
A student Trinity University
"It was definitely worthwhile- I learned TONS about British culture. Not to mention, I got to see so many vibrant and diverse cultures across the continent. "
A student Brandeis University
"definitely worthwhile, improved my chinese, made tons of new friends, traveled extensively within China, best semester of my life!"
A student Austin College
"Yes it was. I learned a lot about myself and the culture "
A student Trinity University
"Very worthwhile! Learned a lot about myself and was shown heaps of love."
nicole.vreeland1 Trinity University
"While abroad at the LSE I was challenged both academically and personally. I have become far more independent, made new friends, and am now strongly considering a career that differs from my original path - due in large part to the courses I took while at the LSE."
A student Providence College
"I learned how to adjust to different cultures and be independent. It was definitely worthwhile and gave me perspective on what things are actually important in my life. "
A student Providence College
"Yes, very worthwhile. "
A student Brandeis University
"I learned to speak Spanish. To appreciate my culture more. I loved it. "
El Diez J Austin College
"I learned how to omit the logic. Yes, I must say it was very worthwhile."
A student Brandeis University
"I learned how to live in a foreign country, and deal with people that I am not normally accustomed to dealing with."
A student Brandeis University
"It was all worthwhile because I was able to constantly practice my Spanish. I was not confident in my Spanish speaking skills going into the program but after four months, I believe my skills have significantly improved."
A student Brandeis University
"I gained independence and the ability to navigate in foreign places."
A student Austin College
"I gained confidence in myself, living in a big city. It was worthwhile because I wanted to travel while abroad, and living in London allowed me to do that affordably. "
Shannon S Austin College
"I was able to experience both sides of an extremely divided community and to, therefore, better my understanding of global issues. Additionally, I was also able to realize the value of the open-minded education I had received in America. It was definitely worthwhile. "
Caitlin C Austin College
"I talk too much, so it is impossible to fit into here. It was completely worthwhile, I made friends that I am now closer to than anyone back home, experienced completely unique cultural phenomena, etc."
Jayson E Austin College
"I learned how to adapt to new cultures, I learned how to accept different systems of education and growing up and how to work with them, I learned how I fit into the world as a American world citizen, and I learned how to make and keep friendships that I like to think will last even across an ocean!"
Emma L Brandeis University
"I learned a lot about Shanghai that I could not have previously read about. Academically, I learned a lot about the economic development and the business environment in China. "
A student Wellesley College
"It was, without a doubt, worthwhile. I loved London. I loved the feel of the city, and the culture, the small, winding streets. Everything about the city was perfect. I gained more of a global perspective on what a city can be like. I also learned a lot more on how to be alone. I didn't make a ton of friends, and spent a lot of ..."
A student Brandeis University