When you study abroad, do you study your major, or just learn language and culture?
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You study your major and learn the language and culture at the same time.  Keep in mind that you are also studying abroad towards graduation.  So if you study more classes that is within your major while you're abroad, the more likely that you'll graduate on time.  Make sure those credits are transferable.
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If the following is true, I'd say, "Sara is majoring in French and German." or "Sara is studying for a Bachelor of (Arts/Science - whichever) in French and German." Otherwise, I'd just say, "Sara is pursuing a degree, and studying French and German."
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Ask yourself why you suddenly want the change from a useful degree to one more abstract? Languages are good to study, as is literature... but how will you feed your children and your future self if your pursue literature? As an academic librarian, I ask this question back to you!
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It is rare that colleges and universities in the United States require students to study overseas (study abroad) as part of their degree program.  There are some institutions that have discussed the idea and others that have attempted to implement such policies.  It is a little more common for specific degree programs with in the colleges and universities to require (or more likely to strongly suggest/encourage) students to study overseas.\n\nFor example, I found the following statement in an article about experiential learning: "Forty students in the Executive MBA (Master of Business Administration) program at Xavier University (Cincinnati, Ohio) completed a required overseas study tour, with approximately half visiting Japan and Singapore and half visiting England, Belgium, and Germany."\n\nWould love to know more about why you are researching this question.
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First, study the language. That is the most important thing. After you know the language, you can go on to more stuff.
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there are a lot of opportunities to study abroad. but first u have to decide the country where u want to go to and what u plan to study
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Anthropology and Spanish.\nI'm going to do something that has me working with spanish-speakers (who don't speak or speak little english) in the States.
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That depends on what subject you wish to study.
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Uni? What is your studies?
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It depends on what undergraduate program you are studying.  Colleges are very expensive, but you may catch a break for being from abroad.  You can start by researching your local programs through colleges in your home country.  They will have a better understanding of what you will need to make it in the US.  Also, consider Semester at Sea.  I can't think of a better way to spend a few months than seeing multiple countries, rather than just one, and getting an excellent education at the same time!
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If your English is like that in general, it is not good for you to study abroad dear...
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The study abroad program. Well, it would take money, a working student visa so that I can work when not in class,\na place to stay other than in a dorm and a gurantee that\nI'll be able to get back to my country. Plus it would have to be a school and country in which everyone spoke and understood my language.
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It depends on which language you want to study. If you just want to study art and English as your language, than any Liberal Arts college would do fine. However, if you want to study a foreign language, University of British Columbia is the only college that I've come across that has been renowned for it's language program. University of Washington offers 25+ languages and most schools everywhere offer at least Spanish, French, and German. Maybe if you could specify which language you want to study I could be of more help. E-mail me if you have any questions about a language and I can find a list of schools that offer it and an art program. thezutonfever@yahoo.co.uk
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Studying abroad is a very good option as when you return back to your country of orging you are respected more. I have graduated from a university in turkey so i know the advantage.\nvisit the web sites and find the procedure of the admission prepare for ielts or toefl.
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We have become a lazy country - now expecting everyone around the world to understand our language. We used to study foreign languages in high school. Does anyone care any more? \n30 years ago I lived in Japan for awhile. Speaking  English was a ticket to a promotion for most people in business. To graduate high school a student had to study English for 6 years. Classes in English were available to adults who would stand in lines to sign up. \nI get angry when people emigrate here and don't want to learn our language but I also feel that we should be studying other languages to communicate better when we travel or do business abroad.\nWe need to
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Why Study Abroad? \nTo enhance your education.\nStudy abroad adds a new perspective to your studies. You will see things from another point of view, which will help you to develop your analytical and critical thinking skills. \nTo build your resume.\nIn an age of global economies and information super-highways, experience abroad distinguishes your background from the rest. \nTo develop your self-awareness.\nWe sometimes impose limitations on ourselves that limit our progress toward our goals. By leaving the familiar behind to encounter different people and places we gain a better understanding of ourselves and the world around us. \nTo understand another culture.\nLiving and learning in another culture in the midst of the unfamiliar adds to our understanding of the variety of cultures in our world and gives us a maturity and perspective which can be gained in no other way. \n\nSEE  http://www.edufive.com/studyabroad.html
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study whatever intrests you.