WorldStrides
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WorldStrides is a program provider offering 76 abroad programs. Programs offered include Study Abroad, Internship, Volunteer, Intensive Language, Gap Year, and High School abroad programs in 27 countries such as Australia, Ireland, South Africa, and New Zealand.
WorldStrides has helped students have life-changing experiences abroad for over 40 years. Now it's your turn! Formerly known as International Studies Abroad (ISA) and The Education Abroad Network (TEAN), WorldStrides provides high-quality semester, summer, and year-long study abroad programs, internships, research, and experiential-learning opportunities with full-service support from expert staff located around the world. We even offer scholarships, grants and discounts to make going abroad a reality for all students. Let us help you get started. Our team is ready when you are!
Study Abroad with WorldStrides
"I honestly have no complaints about this program or the city of Bilbao. The people are friendly, the city is a whimsical mix of past and present, there is ALWAYS something to do, you are surrounded by beautiful mountains yet a few miles from the coastline, the professors at the university are so much fun... you will find yoursel..."
A student Towson University
"I learned about myself. I learned how to be confident in what I knew and believed in, but to also be open-minded and available to learn new things and experience different places. I have changed in small and big ways. One matures naturally through study abroad; through experiences and the because of the people we meet. We don't ..."
Rachel S Hartwick College
"Aside from language skills, my time spent volunteering gave me so many insights that I may never be able to enumerate fully. I gained a more complete world perspective and a new understanding of both my own culture and the cultures in Peru. It was 100% worthwhile. "
Jess B Austin College
"My internship helped me understand the pros and cons working for a non-profit organization in a different environment. It was indeed worthwhile because I learned valuable skills and assets that can be applied for future employment. I also helped narrow my career interests. "
Bobbie B Western Washington University
"I learned a ton of things and it was very worthwhile. I wouldn't trade it for the world, but I would def go to a different place next time. "
MaryKate P University of Texas - Arlington
"I learned a lot about myself and the rest of the world. I feel like I advanced a lot both linguistically and as a person. It was definitely worthwhile and I think every person would benefit from the opportunity to go abroad."
Shelby A Western Washington University
"I made significant progress in Arabic, and in French even though I didn't take any French courses. I made lasting friendships with people from all over the world. I gained a sense of place in the world. I gained a whole new appreciation for the USA. It was definitely worthwhile. I must go back!"
Dustin D Western Washington University
"A lot about myself and becoming independent. Worth every penny. Loved it. "
Carson H Western Washington University
"I learned more about international business studying it with foreign professors in the global arena than I ever could at my home university. I made friendships with both American and international students that will last a lifetime. I had the time of my life. My friends and I went out every single night for 28 days in a row, and..."
Elizabeth L California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo
"When in a foreign country, your really on your own. Learn to be dependent, have time-management skills, budget, budget, budget and explore!!!!"
A student University of Hartford
"It was worth it to get away from the home university for a while to see something new. I know I didn't make a ton of friends while I was here, but I learned new things, and I met new people, and I saw things I never saw before such as the Great barrier reef, and it was amazing."
A student University of Hartford
"I gained the ability to live on my own and discover things on my own. I had never booked/flown/traveled by myself and I had to do that multiple times. "
A student Stonehill College
"I gained a different perspective of the United States, especially watching another countries point of view on the 2012 Presidential Election and London Olympics. I added to my sense of independence while being on the complete opposite side of the world. Completely worthwhile."
A student Framingham State College
"It was absolutely worthwhile."
A student University of Denver
"I learned a lot about myself, other cultures, and what I want for my future. This was the most worthwhile experience I have ever had. I grew more in those five months that I have in 5 years."
A student Miami University of Ohio
"Studying abroad was one of the best decisions I have ever made. It was great learning about the different aspects of Australian culture, as well as meeting people from all over the world! Australia is a wonderful country with a lot to offer. The Gold Coast has all of the fantastic aspects of city life, as well as the laid back f..."
Jennifer M University of Maryland - College Park
"I learned to enjoy every experience no matter what. Good or bad the memories will still bring smiles. This was the best time of my life so far. I look forward to keeping the care-free mentality with me everyday for the rest of my life."
amy.morin.73 Elizabethtown College
"Studying abroad in a third world country taught me to appreciate the things that I have been given. It taught me that material things were not important. Living, laughter, and friendships are what really matter."
A student Minnesota State University, Mankato
"I learned to be much more outgoing and am more willing to try new things. I also learned that I don't need certain things in life that I though made me happy such as designer purses, spending lots of money, etc. I learned to be happy with what I have and that I don't want to live in excess. I also learned to be very patient an..."
stephanie N California State University - Long Beach
"I learned so much Spanish and I learned to really love the culture. I loved my time abroad and I miss it everyday. I want to go back to visit soon. "
Sarah F Bethel University
"I have a place to stay in sooo many countries, I have met sooo many people and I have learned a great deal abotu myself. Amazing trip."
A student Auckland University of Technology (AUT)
"I am much more culturally aware being exposed to more cultures than just the American. I leaned that each country has its own set of social norms and how to deal with problems that my arise if there are conflicts because of cultural differences. I also learned a lot about myself, and grew because of the experiences I had. It ..."
Megan D University of Rhode Island
"So much has been given to me in five short months away from my home, that I never thought was possible. I've learned the beauty of spontaneity. I've learned how much more there is to this world, beyond what I've known for so long. I have learned how much I am capable of - living in a completely new environment, exploring a ci..."
Caity O Xavier University
"I gained independence, maturity, cultural values, and an interest in traveling the world! Definitely worthwhile. My only regret is I didn't get to be there longer!"
Ashley J University of Massachusetts - Lowell
"I learned how to live independently and communicate more effectively. I feel living abroad was extremely beneficial and has shaped who I am today. "
A student Trinity University
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