There are many good reasons to study abroad. You can learn a new language by immersing yourself in a community that speaks it. You can study history where it actually happened, literature where it was written, or culture where it flourishes. Travel itself sharpens your mind and enlarges your sympathies.
Study abroad is possible in almost any field and in almost every part of the world.
Your opportunities for international study are limited only by your willingness to do some research. Look into the library of information on study abroad programs maintained in Van Ackeren Hall, Room 215, and talk to your academic advisers. If you're interested in international study, you will find a program that meets your goals and fits your resources. Most academic majors easily accommodate a summer, a semester, or even a year of study abroad. Talk to your academic adviser and heed the recommendations you receive.