Borders are starting to open and USAC students are slowly returning to a traditional study abroad. We know that studying abroad during COVID-19 comes with a variety of questions, se …
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After being abroad for several weeks, I noticed myself developing a routine of coming straight to my room once I was done sitting through multiple hours of classes. However, I …
Although the benefits of receiving a scholarship are obvious, many students don't apply for them because they're either not sure how or they don't believe they will qualify. We're here to …
Congratulations, you've decided you want to study abroad in England! England has a unique and eccentric culture that is rich in tradition but has also made ground-breaking strides in diversification. The …
If you're looking to study abroad through an organization that provides a variety of program and educational options, then you've come to the right place. At USAC, we provide students …
You're ready to dip your toes into the study abroad waters, but where to begin? Choosing a study abroad program might be the hardest part of planning your study abroad, …
Study abroad results in a lot of things, but one common impact is building confidence and a clearer picture of your next step in life. For Eliza Kern, a sociology …
Studying abroad isn’t necessarily seen as something we do in my culture, but still, many students can probably relate to some of the questions and objections my parents had when …
So, you’ve chosen your USAC program – congrats! Finding a study abroad location isn’t easy when there are so many options to choose from, but now that you’ve narrowed down your search and …
America is a made up of a lot of ethnicities, the second largest of which is Hispanic and Latino Americans. That’s why in 1988, the government made National Hispanic Heritage …