Mildred Pombo: The best place to start would be by asking the faculty at the university you are attending. The programs will vary based on your topic of study. Sometimes it is also possible to use Financial Aid to fund your trip, Such as scholarships, Grants and student loans.Here is a list of a few legitimate websites I found by looking at my own college's website on the topic of studying abroad. It seems as though they are about scholarships, definitely worth a look around. They may only be for U.S. Citizens though I'm not 100% sure. Again, Visiting someone at the University you are attending or searching their official website may give you more pertaining information.http://www.aifsabroad.com/scholarships.asphttp://www.foundationforglobalscholars.org/http://www.ciee.org/http://www.iiepassport.org/pages/sitecontent/study...(this one has a list of FAQs)Some past programs my school did:http://www.nvcc.edu/academics/global-studies/index......Show more
Shawnna Kusky: ! Okay I think i could study language and culture abroad after I get a job...buf is it possible to take leave of some sort to study abroad? (have to go for a full year to study abroad)
Eulah Hugill: When your daddy can afford to send you.
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