There are many different factors to think about when choosing a study abroad program. It is a unique opportunity for students to immerse themselves in another culture, learn a new language, and become an independent, confident, and open-minded global citizen. Making sure that the program best fits your needs is an important part of choosing a study abroad experience. After choosing a program, students should research their country and prepare themselves for the differing culture can make a big difference in their experience.

Students should consult the following resources and speak with their study abroad advisor as you consider and/or prepare for their experience abroad.

Accessibility Abroad
Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity

Under Development 

• Racial/Ethnic Minorities
• Religion
• International Students (F-1/J-1 visa holders)
• First Generation College of Students

General Resources

• Student Center for Diversity & Inclusion
  
• Diversity Abroad
• All Abroad
• Center for Global Education
• US State Department: Study Abroad
• Meaningful Travel Tips and Tales: African American Perspectives
• Resources to Connect with Ethnically Diverse Communities in Europe