Gallatin students are choosing to study abroad in increasing numbers and reporting-back that the experience was an exciting and wonderful learning opportunity.
Most students go abroad during their sophomore or junior year.
If you decide that this is an option you want to pursue, you should plan well in advance by discussing it with your academic adviser. There are a wide range of study abroad options open to you and you need to have a sense of what type of experience you are looking for and go out and research the topic. Some study abroad options require greater knowledge of the language of the host country. Always verify the financial information you receive with Jane Osmers or Vasu Varadhan. Some study abroad options are not supported by financial aid or NYU scholarships.