USAC offers three programs in Korea, one in Gwangju and two in Seoul, for you to choose from. Both cities offer exciting opportunities for USAC students to broaden their horizons, practice the Korean language, and immerse in the culture through travel and interaction with locals. What more could you ask for? Read on to learn about each program and find the one that is best for you!
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