With the upcoming presidential election just over a month away, the candidates’ policies are being presented, dissected, and critiqued like never before. Of course, education is no exception, and this week’s Chronicle of Higher Education featured “An Education on Higher Education for the Next President.” Read more →
While the first couple of questions are probably a conversation starter, the third likely a conversation ender, and the fourth purely a myth, perhaps the real question that your friends should ask upon return from abroad is “How has life been readjusting back to home?” Read more →
Study abroad is all about independence. When issues arise, from sorting out transfer of credit to dealing with a problematic host family, a phone call needs to be made to a student’s home university or program provider to discuss and address the problem. However, today’s “Millenial” students abroad are not always the ones making these calls. Instead, it is often their increasingly involved, protective parents who are taking the initiative. Read more →
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