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USAC is a program provider offering 56 abroad programs. Programs offered include Study Abroad, Internship, Volunteer, Intensive Language, Gap Year, Research, and Online Program abroad programs in 24 countries such as Chile, The United Kingdom, Ireland, and Japan.
The University Studies Abroad Consortium (USAC) has been providing students with quality study abroad programs for over 30 years. USAC is a non-profit, university-based organization with 53 programs in 28 countries. USAC offers summer, winter, semester, and yearlong program options. We pride ourselves on providing well-rounded, academically sound and credible programs in non-traditional locations or in unique parts of more traditional places. By choosing a USAC program, you have flexibility in the length and time of your study (short-term summer or January programs from three to ten weeks, to semester, trimester, or year options) and a wide range of courses to choose from, plus small class sizes, a multitude of disciplines taught in English, and language study at any level of proficiency from beginning to advanced and with no language prerequisite. Many of our locations have the option of intensive language study, where you can earn up to two years-worth of credit in one semester. USAC alumni give our programs a 94% recommendation rate. USAC is honored to be recognized as a Top Study Abroad Provider and Organization by our friends GoAbroad and Go Overseas for 2019.
For more information, visit our website at https://usac.edu/.
Study Abroad with USAC
"This experience was far more than just worthwhile. I've learned a lot from it about China and I've grown as a person. Most notably, I've learned just how much American culture has influenced so much of the world. Before coming I obviously knew we had an influenced many cultures, but to see American culture so pervasive here w..."
Barbara K Goucher College
"I am very thankful I was able to study in Torino, Italy for the two semesters I was there. It gave me confidence and a belief in myself that I can do anything I set my mind too. It taught my about my father's side of the family and see where they came from. My parents came for the last two weeks I was in country. I was able to s..."
Gina B University of Nevada - Reno
"Yes, studying abroad changed me in so many ways. I learned Spanish, I made lifelong friends, and i learned how to not take things for granted. I feel that it should be a requirement for every student to study abroad."
mason s Boise State University
"This experience was exceptionally worthwile! I returned to the states with more confidence in my spanish speaking skills and a broader picture of the world outside the States. Also, I made lifetime friends, most of which have Facebook accounts where I can keep in touch. The memories I gained are unforgettable and the experien..."
Kevan R Boise State University
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Susan K CUNY - Queens College
"Definitely worthwhile! It broaden my horizons and made me want to continue traveling in the future!"
Briggette G California State University - Fresno
"My Spanish improved immensely, I met incredible people, both from the host country and from all over the United States. It really gives you a lot of perspective being abroad, and witnessing different cultures first-hand. Academically, I got a lot of my Spanish minor done while in Spain, and taking Spanish classes here again, i..."
Carrie L University of Nevada - Reno
"More worth it than anyone who hasn't gone will ever know. I honestly can't imagine not having gone, and not going back at some point. The friendships I developed with people of all countries will last a lifetime. It is such a gift to be surrounded by people of other cultures and learn about other people. It went by way too fast ..."
Allison F California State University - Chico
"Study abroad helped me to improve my personal grow. In my case my parents are very protective so looking myself abroad away from family and friends allowed me to resolve issues and think before taking a decision because there iwas no going to be mommy o daddy who were going to came help me out. I became more independent thanks t..."
Norma R University of Nevada – Las Vegas
"Studying abroad, helped me get out of my comfort zone. Learning and at the same time experiencing a different culture made me grow as an individual. It expanded my views towards life and the world. I definately recommend studying abroad in Santiago, Chile, it is a priceless life time experience."
Monica B California State University - Fresno
"It has made me addicted to travel, learning about new culture, and discovering world history one country at a time. The program inspired my career goals into a direction that I had been previously just looking into. The experience abroad has shown me my inner strength and given me a thirst for more adventure. "
April W California State University - Chico
"it was absolutely worthwhile. i am a new person with a more mature attitude towards life and i feel more comfortable in foreign countries. i learned a new language, made new friends, experienced a new culture, and had a blast. i wish it was possible to do it all over again. "
Adam H Northern Arizona University
"My experience living and going to school in Turin was absolutely amazing. I wouldn't trade it for anything in the world. The experiences you have and the things you learn in the classroom, traveling and living in a foreign country are invaluable. My advisors at Chico State and at my host university were so helpful and made the e..."
Lauren B California State University - Chico
"My experience abroad changed my perspective on Italy, culture, and personal aspects of my life. Italian food in America just isn't as good as the real deal in Italy. Italians are some of the nicest most lively people I've ever met. Sharing the Italian experience with other study abroad students created lifelong bonds of friends..."
Anna L University of Maryland - College Park
"Living there was and will always be one of the best experiences of my life. I will always have a special place in my heart for Torino.I gained a real sense of self and Independence.I would go again in a heart beat."
Sarah C University of South Carolina - Columbia
"Although this sounds corny, I learned a lot about myself while abroad, I feel like I really improved my Spanish skills, and I expanded my worldview. "
K G Xavier University
"Study abroad for me was extremely worth while. My time abroad opened my eyes to all the beautiful and amazing things, cultures and people that this world has to offer. It has helped me to be more understanding of others and has made me more curious about other cultures. It has influenced me professionally, not only how I design ..."
James C University of Nevada – Las Vegas
"Study abroad for me was extremely worth while. After going on this trip I had decided to take the internship that was offered the following year. My time abroad opened my eyes to all the beautiful and amazing things, cultures and people that this world has to offer. It has helped me to be more understanding of others and has mad..."
James C University of Nevada – Las Vegas
"There's a reason why anyone who studies abroad will talk your ear off for hours. There's also a reason that most people who didn't study abroad wish that they did. Take a step out of ordinary life and into the extraordinary."
Steve H University of Idaho
"Yes, it was worttwhile. I picked up an accent, I learned about the history of the basque people and I met so many amazing individuals. I will remember my study abroad experience forever. "
Deidre M California State University - Chico
"I learned more about Sichuan specifically. Dialects are really fun to learn. Studying abroad is worth more than the money you pay."
Kathryn C Trinity University
"I had the fantastic experience of working at a radio station that could not be replaced. I was able to teach English at a local language school. I got an essay published in the aforementioned school's magazine. The program directors were excellent, my host family was caring and loving and fun, the weather in Alicante was beautif..."
Melissa W Loyola University Chicago
"Yes, study abroad helped open my eyes to the world. I recently returned from an internship in Rome which I can honestly say I probably would have never pursued had it not been for my time spent in Torino. It makes you want to challenge yourself and keep pushing to go somewhere new and exciting. It opens you up to new people and ..."
Casey S University of Nevada – Las Vegas
"I learned things I don't like, and things I like. I learned to accept things I will never understand! It got me interested in a part of the world I never thought about before. It prompted me to teach English, and make a difference. I am currently working and studying in Beijing, China. My experience has also opened up doors for ..."
Hero H University of Nevada – Las Vegas
"Costa Rica is an amazing country, as I'm sure most people know or can infer. But one major thing that I love about Costa Rica is that almost every Tico really is as nice as they seem. Strangers on the street are happy to help if they can, people will strike up a conversation for no reason other than that they think you look ni..."
Johanna H Loyola University Chicago
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