I lived in a mud hut for three years. The hardest part is not being hungry next to people that are hungry. That's a strange feeling. Viker said being well-fed was no protection from illness. The Center for International Education Abroad offers dozens of programs in countries such as Australia, France, Ireland and Russia, as well as faculty-sponsored programs that go to Costa Rica, Cairo, Spain and other countries.
Tuition varies according to the number of credits taken, and cost of living depends on the country.
During spring and fall semesters, scholarships and financial aid can be applied to study abroad. These are based on financial need, student purpose and academic achievement. Applications are now being accepted. For information, students can go to Kirk Building 120 or call 785-4076. You'll get sick over there.