Top Study Abroad Programs Worldwide!
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Top Study Abroad Programs Worldwide! is a program provider offering 83 abroad programs. Programs offered include Study Abroad, Internship, Volunteer, Intensive Language, Gap Year, Graduate Program, High School, and Research abroad programs in 79 countries such as Nicaragua, Vietnam, Portugal, and Sweden.
Here are some great reviews from students who have studies abroad at some of the Top Study Abroad programs around the world!
Study Abroad with Top Study Abroad Programs Worldwide!
"The biggest thing for this program was that you really were on your own the whole time, which definitely made it feel like you were part of the community and not just a tourist."
Allison M DePauw University
"It was a great eye opener and forced me to do things outside of my comfort zone. "
samantha w DePauw University
"I think the most important aspect of my experience is that I returned home with a sense of global injustice, but also a sense of gratitude for my life. Many of the people I saw and met in Guatemala live with next to nothing, but they were some of the friendliest and good-hearted folks I have ever encountered. Also, after returni..."
Andrew B Providence College
"Everything about my experience was worthwhile, even the minuscule details. "
Allison L DePauw University
"My study abroad experience was definitely worthwhile. I was able to see an entirely different culture and understand better how other countries view America. While I was very tempted to switch my major to anthropology after this semester I did not, due to the competitive program I am already in. "
Kathryn S University of Missouri - Saint Louis
"I am glad I studied abroad, but I wish I had picked a program that better suited my needs."
Molly E Wellesley College
"Europe is so different from the US. It is good to get out of the bubble and get an idea what the real world is like. This should be a life-time expeirence."
Wenqing Y Wellesley College
"Very much so, I am still actively reflecting on the expereince and finding how it has helped to define and direct my life. The implications are/will be great. "
Lucas H Otterbein University
"My experience was worthwhile in the sense that I learned how to be independent and navigate on my own throughout Europe and Africa. I also learned where my comfort zone was and how to react when it is pushed. I also learned to truly appreciate the little things in life. "
Andrea B Otterbein University
"it was def worthwhile"
Faith C Lander University
"I gained a great deal of independence. This made me a stronger person and it gave be a better view of the world. I am more tolerant and worldly now."
Jenna L Chapman University
"YES. I loved this experience and any negative listed above is outweighed by an even more positive one. "
Alexandra V Tulane University
"I don't think that I've changed and those closest to me have noted the same thing. My study abroad experience turned out to be more introspective than anything else for me. The program was tough but that was not the only thing I remember about living in France. One of the things that I'm most proud of is not having lived in Pari..."
Alyssa S Austin College
"It was hard at first, however living the most sustainable lifestyle possible really made me think about how I live every day back at home, and made me become more concious of my lifestyle."
Amanda S Framingham State College
"After traveling abroad once, there is no doubt in my mind that I will travel again. It was a wonderful experience. It allowed me to see beauty in a totally different way. Definitely a one of a kind experience."
Kailee M Otterbein University
"Worthwhile doesn't begin to describe it. It was simultaneously the most difficult thing I have ever done and the most wonderful. The program had flaws, to be sure - flaws that could be remedied easily enough (and probably won't be, because that's how things work). But my understanding of other people, other cultures, other wo..."
Sarah P Carleton College
"It was amazing. I learned what it was like to be an ESL student. I feel like I can relate to ESL students in my classroom now. I also have the cultural awareness to be happy with what I have. It is so hard to put into words how amazing the program was."
Katherine P Marymount University
"I would not change it for the world. It was worth every penny."
Amanda M Iowa State University
"I learned how to get around with a large language barrier. I also learned how to adapt and make changes in a moment's notice. I learned how to work with ESOL students and what I need to do as a teacher to provide my students the best opportunity for success. The experience as a whole has made me realize what I want to do as a te..."
Heather B Marymount University
"Yes, it was completely worthwhile."
Audrey B Tulane University
"I was able to have some incredible experiences on my study abroad program, despite not liking the program that I was in. I met lifelong friends and I traveled to some beautiful places that I will always remember. I would absolutely recommend going on a study abroad program to other students. "
Lucie W Wellesley College
"My time abroad was everything I hoped it would be. I learned a lot from a different culture. I would go back in a heart beat."
Cody T Washburn University
"Yes, though the classes were not mind blowing, the experiences, trips, and every day adventures were."
MARGARET F University of the Pacific
"YES! I have learned a tremendous amount about the history and culture of Korea. Not to mention, I have broaden my taste buds!"
Caitlin R Illinois State University
