american students

Contains profiles by students of sixty-eight colleges and programs around the world that offer classes in English, covering the campus, academic programs, tuition, financial aid, housing, activities, and support services, and including contact information.

Drawing upon hundreds of case studies, author Raymond L. Gorden shows why goddwill, intelligence and language facility do not guarantee successful cross-cultural interaction. To be effective, you must also be able to perceive and respond to unspoken assumptions about life and to the subtle nonverbal messages that differ in every cultural setting.

Academic programs, internships, financing.

Explains how students can receive a relevant global education through exchange programs, sabbaticals, and travel, which can better prepare people for the real world, save them thousands of dollars, and give them a better education than what they could find at a traditional American university.

A collection of articles written over the course of the author's junior year of high school as an exchange student in France, describing her experiences in a foreign culture and providing a look at the country through the eyes of a young American.

A collection of articles written over the course of the author's junior year of high school as an exchange student in France, describing her experiences in a foreign culture and providing a look at the country through the eyes of a young American.