For those of who you fall under the LGBTQIA umbrella and are questioning your gender identity, your sexuality, who you are – know that you are valid and you can be happy with who you are, happy being you, happy loving who you love – and you can study abroad and have the experiences that come with doing so.
Money. Money. Money. The first thing that comes to our mind when we think of traveling and/or studying abroad. Often people decide AGAINST studying abroad and seeing the world for …
I adore London and wouldn’t change its beat and eccentricity for anything, but I’ve found I sometimes yearn to visit somewhere with less siren noise. I found my peace and …
No other time in your college career will your classes take you outside the classroom more than during your study abroad. We can also guess that you probably will never …
For some students, one of their biggest obstacles for study abroad is their parents. If your parents financially support you, or simply play a big part in your decision making, …
While studying abroad, I elected to stay in the residence halls instead of with a host family. One of the more obvious downsides is that I am missing out on …
Brighton is a lively city with a combination of modern and historical pieces. This city is bigger than I imagined which is exciting because it gives me more opportunities to …
We recently published a guide to being mindful of the new cultures you’ll experience in your host city and during travels, but what about being respectful of the diversity you’ll …
Sometimes you have questions about study abroad that can only be answered by alumni. USAC is happy to connect you with alumni anytime you have questions, but today we're hearing from …
Known as the “Land of the Rising Sun,” Japan is full of culture, intriguing history, and endless opportunities for study abroad adventure. If you’re reading this, I bet you’ve decided …
