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Below you will find study abroad reviews from students at Oregon State University. We hope you will find these helpful in your search for options in education abroad. If you are an Oregon State University student, please check with the Office of Global Opportunities for guidelines on enrolling in a study abroad program and receiving credit for your study abroad experience. If your university has listed recommended programs below, please consider them first and contact any of the program providers referenced in the reviews listed below for more information.
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No important dates configured."I gained a lot of fieldwork experience, which is what I was looking for. I learned to be a hands on learner and feel as though I'm more of a versatile learner and worker. "
Sailor B Oregon State University
"I learned about so many different cultures, my Spanish language skills improved tremendously, and I became more independent. The entire experience was very worthwhile."
A student Oregon State University
"It was extremely worthwhile. I was able to expand my global lens and really learn what it means to be a citizen of the world! I gained a new perspective on the issues that our world is currently facing, and how I can utilize my education and skills to tackle these problems. I stepped out of my comfort zone and was able to become..."
Karina Oregon State University
"A whole new appreciation for the culture and people there, as well as countless communication skills and self reliance and confidence. I'd do it again in a heart beat!"
Hailey Colangeli Oregon State University
"I gained knowledge about Ghanaian dance and drumming first hand and made relationships with the people there that I will never forget."
Chloe Elstone Oregon State University
"I learned how to be aware of my surroundings, and learned to take in all the good and even the bad at times. I gained memories and friendships that will last for a lifetime. "
Marwah Al-Jilani Oregon State University
". The most important thing I learned while abroad was how to interact with and integrate into another culture. Living in a different country where I didn’t speak the native language taught me about my own strengths and weaknesses. I became aware of my own capabilities as I pushed myself into unfamiliar places and situations. My ..."
Audrey Ali Oregon State University
"Living anywhere new is worthwhile. I had an awesome time experiencing new ways to live life and also what its like to fully settle into a new country and live there for a few months. "
Sawyer H Oregon State University
"I gained a lot of independence and adaptability. I feel comfortable making a choice to move further away and am even thinking internationally now for my future. It was definitely worthwhile and I would encourage all students to try their hardest to study abroad."
Regina P Oregon State University
"I learned about what interests me. (Public Health) I learned about a whole different world outside the United States. I learned about the kindness and hospitality that most Moroccans exude. I gained an enriching experience traveling the country and seeing the different regions of Morocco. I learned how to express myself. I..."
A student Oregon State University
"Absolutely worthwhile. I learned more about healthcare and humanity in that one month than I could have ever asked for. This program solidified my decision to become a physician. "
mary.alex.12 Oregon State University
"I learnt how to speak some chinese, i experienced a completely new culture, i met people from different countries, it was vey worthwhile."
Ilwi K Oregon State University
"I really got a look into a culture that I'd only ever really seen in movies before. I was able to learn about the cultural differences and also how much of a barrier that language can present. It was definitely worthwhile and I would love to be able to go back."
Stacey D Oregon State University
"I learned now good Americans have it. Yes it was worthwhile. "
Tim A Oregon State University
"Overall, the program was worthwhile! I made new friends, learned a new language and culture. I also explored one of the seven wonders of the world!"
Angelica P Oregon State University
"I gained an unforgettable world perspective that will affect me for the rest of my life."
Ben E Oregon State University
"Very worthwhile. I would do it every summer if I had the chance. I grew so much as a person and in my studies. I am very appreciative of all we have in America. Traveling to other countries really helps put your life in perspective."
Emily P Oregon State University
"100% worth every bit of my time!"
Jeremy M Oregon State University
"I got to see China! I met great people and got to visit a place that I had envisioned very differently. I am continuing on my same career path, but I can't wait to return and see more."
Sara L Oregon State University
"This experience was phenomenal."
Brittany M Oregon State University
"It was completely worthwhile and i would recommend it to anyone."
Trevor F Oregon State University
"Yes, it was amazing. I just wish I could've stayed longer. I thought about pursuing a Chinese minor but my business classes overlapped and I had to choose which was more important to my career. But I am still reading and studying some Mandarin with the books I have."
Jason G Oregon State University
"This was my first experience abroad, and I can certainly say that it was not my last."
Taylor E Oregon State University
"The INTO China program provided the most enriching international experience I have yet encountered. The program is well rounded introducing you to the language through coursework, the culture through activities, and a social network of locals and international students that exceeds any prior expectations I had before venturing o..."
Jaila C Oregon State University
"Oh yes, the Chinese portion of my travel was by far the greatest. I gained so much in the way of experience that I can build my own opinons with the solid foundation of living and learning in Dalian with INTO. "
Ryan A Oregon State University
