This article was written by Madeline Aviles, a Gilman Alumni Ambassador for the 2020-21 Academic Year, and originally appeared on the Gilman Program Website here. Madeline studied abroad in Chiang …
2020 – the year of well, you know, is coming to a close. Here at USAC, we’re celebrating some exciting wins despite the many curve balls thrown at international education, …
Max Hedman, a computer engineering major at the University of Arkansas participated in USAC's Global Perspectives Virtual Internship in Fall 2020. Hear how Max used this opportunity conducting research with …
The decision to study abroad comes with a lot of questions: Where will I go? Will I receive enough credits to stay on track for my degree? Can I afford …
Happy Thanksgiving! In honor of this holiday filled with family, friends, and gratitude, we reached out to our alumni to learn what they were thankful for during their time abroad. …
Study abroad is life changing. You hear it time and time again, it's the most common response from students who have experienced it. The beauty of study abroad is it …
My name is Ashlynn Foist and I spent my Fall semester in Torino, Italy and my Spring Semestser in Viterbo, Italy during my junior year of college. I not only …
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 …
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 …
