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Study Abroad 2009
More students studying abroad, early numbers show
The first phase of study abroad applications this year saw an 8-percent increase, with NYU in Florence and NYU in London being the most popular sites.
Study abroad: Non-NYU
Afraid of having more Americans than foreigners in your classes overseas? For those who want to study abroad without being trapped in an NYU bubble, there is the option of ...
Study abroad: Madrid
If you're sick of the overcrowded and oftentimes impersonal NYU campus, Madrid is an ideal place for you to go. Studying abroad in Madrid is a great way to truly ...
Study abroad: Shanghai
There are a few things you need to know before you make the leap and go to China. Yes, it is a Communist country. Yes, the hygiene standards can often ...
Study abroad: Prague
Prague, the only NYU study abroad site in Eastern Europe, offers students the unique opportunity to experience life in the Czech Republic. There are a few things you need to ...
Study abroad: Tel Aviv
Ahlan from Tel Aviv! This is the first time NYU has run an official program in Tel Aviv. The university prepared to begin the program last spring, but the launch ...
Study abroad: Paris
Saying bonjour to the City of Light is as simple as un, deux, trois with NYU in Paris. Is your French rusty? No worries. NYU has two programs here: one ...
Study abroad: Florence
After my first days in Florence, there are a few things I have come to terms with: my much-needed morning coffee no longer came venti-sized nor in a to-go cup; ...
