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
"very worth while I learned a lot about myself and about another culture"
Andrew R Universidad Interamericana de Puerto Rico - Aguadilla Campus
"I feel that I gained so much insight on the world by studying abroad. I had traveled around Europe a lot before coming here, but I feel that living in a new place opened my eyes up to Europe, and the world, so much more. It also gave me a lot more confidence in who I am, and I feel that I am still finding ways that studying abro..."
Casey M University of Minnesota - Duluth
"I think I would choose another program if I were to study abroad again because ISA was often very unprepared and hypocritical. They would tell us to be prompt for trips and that if were not there they would leave without us, but half the time we would all be there and waiting for the directors to show up. Furthermore, it was ver..."
Stephanie P Arizona State University
"Studying abroad gave me a kind of freedom and independence that I was looking for. There were so many challenges I learned to overcome, and it prepared me for other challenges in the future. It opened my eyes to how great traveling and living abroad can be, and I've been lucky enough to do that again. It's a great adventure and ..."
Paola V University of California - Los Angeles
"It was great, I only wished that I had spoken more Spanish while I was there and had taken classes with Costa Ricans instead of with Americans."
Andrea R University of New Hampshire
"It was okay, but if I were to go back, I wouldn't go with a program. Instead, I would take language classes on my own and go with a religious organization. It was definitely a challenging experience. On the other hand, I had a ton of great experiences and opportunities to travel all over South America! It was worth it, although ..."
Kalen D University of Nebraska- Lincoln
"Absolutely, as anyone that ever studies abroad would answer. I loved Paris before visiting it and I am so happy I did. I met great people that I still keep in touch with and it confirmed my interest in the French language. Being exposed to a different culture is rewarding in many ways because you grow from that."
Raquel M St. Catherine University
"The entire experience was great! Even after a rocky start by accidentally ending up in the wrong level course, the program was able to help me find the right class for my skill level and after that, everything seemed to take care of itself."
Rob L Texas A&M - Tarleton State University
"I appreciated having a window into how this culture lived and operated. I made some lifelong friends, and saw some incredible wonders of the world. I learned Spanish, which is something I can use in my interaction and further exploration of the world."
Simon W University of Utah
"The experience was incredibly worthwhile. I met so many beautiful, friendly people. I tasted so much delicious food. I saw many different ways of life in one country as well as all sorts of types of land and nature. I saw people who were passionate about family, music, and spirituality, which gives me a refreshed and hopeful out..."
Megan A Texas State University-San Marcos
"My Spanish jumped up in all aspects. From listening to speaking. Coming back from the program...was a bummer because it felt like I was leaving so much behind. I made a lot of good friends and we are still in contact today. People always say to make the best of a situation. If you try or not this program will make the best ..."
Nathan B Western Illinois University
"The onsite directors were very helpful and basically became like family. They really helped to make my experience more comfortable and less scary. Studying abroad has made me more "worldly" and helped me to understand another culture. I am now a double major in Spanish because studying abroad has made me realize that I love the ..."
Angela N Iowa State University
"Well right now all I want to do is traveling :) "
Johengny t Kean University
"Yes"
Amanda N University of Arkansas - Fayetteville
"I learned how to be more independent and more compassionate toward people that I only knew for a brief period of time."
Uko N University of Cincinnati
"In the future I plan on working abroad. "
Jessalie S Siena College
"YES!! I am so happy and grateful that I had this opportunity. I could not have asked for a better program to study abroad with. I would do it again every year if I could."
Eryn M University of Oklahoma
"A little over six months after returning, I still think back in amazement at the experience I had in Chile. While life has not exactly returned to same as it was before my trip, there is a lingering feeling that something is profoundly different. The sensation adds a certain richness to life, knowing that all is not as it appear..."
Ben S Northern Michigan University
"The difference between the fast-paced life here in the United States and that with Spain, will change your outlook on life forever."
Lindsey T University of Oklahoma
"I went to Chile because of Spanish, not knowing much about the culture. I learned so much more than I thought I would though, acquired high language abilities, learned about the incredibly interesting history of the country from people who lived through it, and formed friendships that are still strong 3 years later. If I went ba..."
Kristin W University of Tulsa
"I was afraid I would find an overrated city when I went to Paris, but it far exceeded my expectations. The city is simply incredible! You can gain free entry to almost all of the museums with your student ID and there are so many other things to do. It has something for everyone! I miss Paris a lot and hope I can return soon."
Kristin W University of Tulsa
"I gained a lot of insight into Brasilian culture, as it is extremely diverse and rich in everything from food to dance. My experience abroad was definitely impacted by the previous friends I had here in Brasil, which allowed me to travel and learn more about the country, so my case may not be a typical one. It has definitely spa..."
Tiffany L Towson University
"Study abroad was the best decision I ever made. I am much more self confident. I want to give free medical care abroad before I got o grad school and someday I would love to live in Europe. "
Katja S Edgewood College
"This past semester opened my eyes so much culturally. I really do not know if I can put inot wors what studying abroad did for me. I learned more about myself than I ever thought I could and it made me more open to new experiences, people and places. Since studying abroad, I definitely would like to travel more and eventually..."
Elaine S University of Tennessee - Knoxville
"I am now planning on minoring in Spanish because of my experience. Also, by going abroad, I have learned to open up and be more extroverted than introverted."
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