SIT Study Abroad
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SIT Study Abroad is a program provider offering 73 abroad programs. Programs offered include Study Abroad and Internship abroad programs in 36 countries such as Jordan, Indonesia, Mexico, and United States.
School for International Training (SIT) is a U.S.-accredited global university offering undergraduate study abroad programs, including the comparative International Honors Program, multi-country and internship programs, and custom and faculty-led opportunities.
SIT Study Abroad programs are developed around a framework of the most critical global issues of the day. Our programs are interdisciplinary and appropriate for a variety of majors. Learn more at studyabroad.sit.edu.
Study Abroad with SIT Study Abroad
"Intercultural exchange, definitely worthwhile!"
A student Wellesley College
"See above. Yes."
A student Brandeis University
"You're doing the best you can in the moment. At times, I felt like I wasn't taking advantage of the trip the way I imagined. Once my best friend told me that, my experience greatly improved. Overall, I had a good experience."
A student Brandeis University
"Competency as a foreign correspondent. Good friends. Confidence in my journalism abilities. Great clips for my portfolio. "
A student Middlebury College
"How interact critically with the world. "
Naomi Eisenberg Middlebury College
"Chile offers something for everyone since it is an extraordinarily diverse country. One can find fast-paced city life in the capital of Santiago, or a more laid-back experience in Valparaiso. We also had the opportunity to travel to rural communities in both the North and South of the country, which offered another special persp..."
A student Brandeis University
"Got to see how most of the world lives, got experience writing proposals and doing my own research. "
Michael K Middlebury College
"I really improved my Spanish, met some great people, and learned a lot about Peruvian culture and history "
A student Brandeis University
"It was worthwhile because of the people but academically it was the worst experience of college thus far. "
A student Anonymous University
"Learned to go with the flow more, learned a new language, got research experience and data for an honors thesis, got a new family, met 15 great new friends from across the US."
A student Wellesley College
"An appreciation for the effort of anyone trying to speak a language when it is not their native language, lots of new knowledge, 2 more moms and families. Absolutely worthwhile"
A student Brandeis University
"I learned how to live abroad and travel internationally by myself. I also learned a lot about Iceland, Greenland, and the Arctic. These life and cultural experiences were worthwhile. "
A student Brandeis University
"I learned to trust my instincts and to always be aware of my surroundings."
A student Brandeis University
"I gained a different perspective on the world and found it very worthwhile. I would go back to Nepal after graduation and find work there."
Leah Doty University of Hartford
"I learned the language, the country, and the context. This helped me many years later, when I returned to Tanzania for PhD field work in Dar es Salaam. I could not only could I speak the language, but also feel comfortable. "
Ed Bourque Colby College
"I gained a lot of independence, learned a lot about myself, and developed the confidence to travel and jump into unfamiliar experiences. "
A student Rice University
"What I am capable of. How much I can depend on myself and how valuable I am to myself. Independence and how to face what may seem daunting with calm and clarity and proceed."
A student Claremont McKenna College
"I learned so much about tropical ecosystems, Panamanian culture, Spanish, and how to function as a foreigner. I gained a more easygoing nature, an appreciation for what our world has and how much is at stake, and 12 lifelong friends. "
A student Bowdoin College
" I had the opportunity to go and see things that most other students don't. I truly did enjoy my experience abroad; however, there are some aspects of the program I feel need to change. I loved my fellow students on the program, our trips throughout the country, but there are things I would change about SIT. "
Stacey Debner Trinity University
"I became more independent, more go with the flow, and got a broader perspective in seeing the bigger picture. Definitely worthwhile. "
Sydney Segal Duke University
"I gained a new appreciation for indigenous people and the struggles they face on a daily basis and learned a lot about myself in a few short months. Completely worthwhile!"
Emma Fortmiller University of Redlands
"Yes, the program was definitely worthwhile. I learned that studying abroad can open up a wide variety of opportunities to learn others' culture and learn more about one's self. As the individualism slowly fades the cares of others' begins to take presidence in your life. "
Haleigh Hoskins Spelman College
"I learned how to be a balanced person. I realized that there is more out there than just schoolwork! It was extremely worthwhile!!"
Ava Pomerantz Davidson College
"Ecuador is an amazing country, and if you're interested in science or love the outdoors, there's no better way to experience it for a semester than through this program."
Henry Claremont McKenna College
"We, as foreigners, don't know anything about a certain country, its history, social issues, language, etc until you experience and learn from it from its people. "
Lenni J Marist College
