Non-Temple programs are available in all price ranges. Furthermore, there are additional sources of financial aid and grant competitions for many study abroad programs. A list of grants and eligibility requirements is available in the International programs office. Choosing a location will depend on your academic and personal interests. Living in London made me realize that even though our language is the same, there are a vast differences in our cultures, and therefore much to be learned.
Most students study abroad during their junior year.
You can study abroad for a semester, academic year, or summer. Generally, the longer the program, the better. If an academic program abroad does not fit into your plans, then consider other ways to spend time living in another culture. For example, you can teach English in Japan for a year, spend six months working in Great Britain, or a summer volunteering at international workcamps around the world. Nothing compares to the experience of studying in France.