<p>I know of someone who studied abroad three times in college. Anyone else?</p>
<p>and only college (not including gap years)</p>
<p>I’m only doing it once. But I’d like to do a Master’s in Sweden, because I’m crazy.
(And it’s free, and I’d rather study than work)</p>
<p>The most I’ve heard of is 3 times.</p>
<p>The most I’ve heard is 2 or 3 times.</p>
<p>Four times…</p>
<p>At one of the local colleges, they have required interim in January, and some students choose to study abroad all four years.</p>
<p>Personally, I really want to study abroad in Sweden (I have a friend there), France (I’m double majoring in French), England (always had a facination), and Luxembourg (More than 90% of the population is trilingual and 60% of their population knows English as a fourth language!).</p>
<p>I feel like Luxembourg would be a linguist’s dream country.</p>
<p>…Oh. And Andy Schleck is from Luxembourg. I might only mildly have a crush on him.</p>
<p>Well, I’m Swedish and I’m gonna study abroad at UCLA for 4 years. I can really recommend study in Sweden though, the higher education is great. If you’re coming to Sweden I think you should go to Stockholm school of economics, Gotenburg University(or school of economics) or Lund University. Thoose schools are the best ones! If you guys seriously consider studying abroad I say; DO IT!</p>
<p>I want to study abroad twice to Peru and Syria (I’m learning Spanish and Arabic)</p>
<p>Living in Hawaii, I knew a lot of Japanese and Korean people who studied at UH all four years.</p>
<p>Princess, that’s not what belief means by study abroad. At a lot of schools there are programs for students to go to a school in another country for a semester and study there. Their degree is still from their main school, but they spent some time (usually 1 semester) in between their semesters at their main school at another school in another country.</p>
<p>Met a kid last year who’d studied abroad 3 times and was planning a 4th. I haven’t studied abroad yet, but i’d like to maybe 3 times in my undergrad if I can swing it. Not sure where i’d go though LOL i know i’d like to maybe study in England. If the chance arose i’d love to go to Hawaii.</p>
<p>Emma Watson is studying abroad… in England. She must be homesick or something.</p>
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We had this at my high school. We had students from Brazil, China, Japan, South Korea, and Germany. A couple would only come for like a semester or a year, but the majority came here for three-four years. Even though they had a completely American high school education and were even graduating with high school diplomas, they still had to apply to colleges as international students. I found that to be rather strange.</p>
<p>I wonder if anyone has studied abroad more than four times. I suppose your ability to study abroad would really depend on your college. I mean, if you go to a school with an interim, then theoretically, you could study abroad four times during interim and you could do summers abroad and possibly fit in a semester in there. That would completely differ from a school that requires you have 60 in-house general education credits and really only allows you to study abroad during your junior year.</p>
<p>I think it would be quite expensive and maybe a little disorienting to do it more than 2-3 times; also maybe some schools would have limitations.</p>