database of global educational fairs, view a list of institutions or courses, and find an education fair taking place near you. This should definitely get your study abroad search started! It’s your chance to be selective by searching for institutions that meet various criteria such as region, city, country, academic level or subject area.


Once you find your institutions of interest, here are some quick tips to remember when talking with schools about their study abroad opportunities:


Identify your study abroad wants. Find the ideal program you are looking for and outline your needs geographically. This helps you narrow down your selection of schools.


Prepare questions to ask each institution to ensure you’re comparing the same information for each school. Sell yourself! When introducing yourself to an institution include a short description about yourself and why you are looking to study abroad. Be original and creative to stand out.


Don’t forget to request information such as brochures on your institution. Institutions should be telling you about all the reasons you shouldn’t miss attending their programs.


Get an early start. Leading institutions tend to book quickly. Starting your research early will increase your chances of getting into the program you want. You’ll also have more time to put together your other plans such as travel arrangements.


And coming this fall from Studycentral, the University Interchange! The University Interchange website will further help you find the perfect study abroad destination. Connecting your social presence, you’ll be able to identify potential programs, scholarship opportunities, and much more.


Studying abroad sets you apart from the student competition and gives you a strong advantage in today’s job market. The skills and experience you acquire while living and studying abroad are invaluable. Opportunities await you.


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