The fifth annual Kody Bressman Memorial Golf Tournament took place in Fort Mohave, Arizona on April 28, 2018. The yearly event is held in memory and celebration of Kody Bressman, who …
Will you be applying for scholarships to study abroad? Whether you need financial support or not, scholarships make studying abroad a more enjoyable experience by easing some of the financial burdens. …
Financing study abroad, the not-so-fun topic, but let’s face it, you can avoid looking into it or you can prepare for it…Choose to prepare for it, trust me. You’ll be …
After serving as a visiting professor (VP) for USAC in Chengdu and Shanghai, China, Dr. Marianne Cooley knew she wanted to be involved with USAC past her time abroad. In …
Deciding where you're going to study abroad can be tough. If you're looking to live near the beach and study Cultural Studies, Global Economy or Natural Resource Management then the USAC …
The Benjamin A. Gilman Scholarship is a congressionally funded program that provides the opportunity for U.S. citizen undergraduate students of limited financial means to pursue academic studies abroad. While there are a …
Funding a study abroad experience is no small feat. Fortunately, no matter what your focus of study, if you're interested in studying abroad USAC has a scholarship opportunity to help you …
Budgeting for your study abroad term begins long before you land in your new city. One of the first things you will find yourself budgeting for is your flight abroad. Flights …
Max is a New Mexico State University student who studied abroad in Växjö, Sweden in Fall 2015. This wasn't Max’s first trip out of the country. Max visited the Faroe Islands, …
Kimberly Glatz from the University of South Carolina, was recently awarded the Bridging Scholarship for study abroad in Japan. She's excited to continue her education abroad in Osaka, Japan with USAC and …
