Some are more appropriate than others for what you want to study. For example, if you are interested in theater, France and England offer the most drama courses. On the other hand, economics and political science courses are available just about everywhere. If you want to study sciences or engineering, your choices will be more limited, but you can still study abroad. Most foreign universities in large cities do not have dormitories available to visiting students, although this may be a possibility on some programs.
Many programs offer housing or provide assistance in finding housing.
If this is the case, you should begin your search for housing options as soon as you have been admitted to your program. For more information, read the section on Student Life Abroad . This program may include a semester or year abroad during the third or fourth year, but not during the fifth, tuition-free, year. If your study abroad plans would cause you to miss this course, you should make arrangements to complete the course in an earlier semester. This will obviously require planning well in advance, such as taking the course during your sophomore year.