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Study Abroad Programs
What does it mean to study abroad?
“Study abroad” is a chance to pursue your college studies in a foreign country. Students attend lectures or carry out research at a foreign university or through their home university’s study-abroad program. Participants typically live in a residence hall, apartment, or with a local family through a homestay.
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Study abroad is a quintessential college experience. Much like living in a dorm, rushing a Greek organization, or accidentally sleeping through an exam, studying abroad has come to be synonymous with higher education. However, that doesn’t mean it’s a straightforward experience! Many students with dreams of studying overseas have no idea where (or how) to begin their search for study abroad programs. Good news! Whether you want to eat pizza in Rome, hike El Camino de Santiago in Spain, climb the Eiffel Tower in Paris (or go completely off the beaten path in study abroad destinations like Ecuador, Morocco, India, and more!), GoAbroad can help you make your study abroad dreams a study abroad reality.
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How to Study Abroad
Navigating the study abroad process doesn’t have to be a challenging task. Start preparing to study abroad by following these steps.
- Research locations and universities.Start by thinking about what you’re planning to study and the countries that interest you. Then research the universities in that country, by comparing rankings, course offerings, and admission requirements for international students.
- Choose a program. There are many ways to study abroad, but the two most popular options are direct enrollment and third-party programs. With direct enrollment, you can apply through your home university and let their program facilitate the process, or directly enroll into a university overseas. Although a more costly route, a third-party provider can provide you with extra support with visas and the application process, arrange your housing, and even organize travel excursions.
- Prepare your application. While requirements may vary depending on the university, in order to study abroad, you’ll typically need to complete an application form, submit copies of your transcript and letters of recommendation, and write a personal statement.
- Apply for a visa. Once you’ve been accepted into your program, depending on the country, you may need to apply for a student visa.
- Secure housing and book your flight. If you booked your program with a third-party provider, they likely arranged housing for you already. However, if you applied directly to your host university, you’ll need to secure accommodations, whether it’s a homestay, on-campus dorm, or private apartment.
- Start packing and prepare to travel overseas. You should also make sure you’re up-to-date on necessary vaccinations and consider purchasing travel insurance.
- Enjoy your study abroad experience! Make the most of your time abroad! Take advantage of academic and cultural-immersion opportunities, make new friends, and don’t be afraid to leave your comfort zone!
International equivalents post-graduate
United States Medical Licensing Examination – USMLE®
Egyptian Medical Licensing Examination – EMLE®
Professional and Linguistic Assessments Board – PLAB®