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As important as it is to prepare for your study abroad experience, it may be even more critical to get ready for the inevitable readjustment period afterward -- reverse culture shock.

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Culture shock -- the anxiety that one experiences when entering a new environment -- is a phenomenon that most students will experience to some degree when they study abroad.

College doesn't have to cost an arm and a leg. Tuition-free universities exist; you just have to know where to find them. Take a look at these tuition-free colleges and universities in the United States and Europe and get ready to cash in on the free education of a lifetime.

You don't realize how much your culture is ingrained in you until you journey to a foreign land. And when your trip is not a tourist vacation but a study abroad excursion, the differences become even more pronounced.

Gone are the days when international students were solely graduate students. Today, international students are finding another reason to travel overseas - vocational education.

When you commit to advanced language education, you'll gain invaluable cultural knowledge and experience as well as professional-level foreign language skills. It's the perfect way to broaden your worldview and secure your position as a hot commodity in the global workforce.

Will the rate of the internationalization of higher education be able to keep pace with the demand for a global citizenry?

Whether you're going from Los Angeles to London or Belfast to Bangkok, it can be a challenge to find out about international financial aid. But study abroad scholarships are available worldwide - you just have to know where to look.

Short-term study abroad programs abound. Consider the academic and career benefits they could offer.

It's no secret. Global education has grown tremendously in recent years. And it seems it will continue to grow in years to come. From Americans studying abroad in both popular and unique destinations to international students studying in the US and other international countries, students all over the world take advantage of this unique opportunity to expand their horizons.

World university rankings enable you to compare schools across continents to get an idea of how each one stacks up against the rest. But it's not an exact science.

Higher education opportunities in Canada and the U.S. abound, but how can you determine which type of school and program is right for you? Read on to sort out the terminology between the two countries and discover higher ed that suits your needs.

Why is it harder finding UK students abroad than finding "Waldo"?

Are you interested in cross-cultural education and international development? Are you searching for an eye-opening, life-changing experience? Consider volunteering abroad, where you can make all the difference in the world.

Just when you thought your days of making monumental decisions about college were over, here comes another one: where will you go for your summer study abroad sessions?

If you want to study at an English-speaking university, you'll need to become proficient in your English-speaking ability. One of the simplest ways for universities to assess your English language skills is through your performance on an English proficiency exam. Here's what you can expect from the three major exams on the market.

A look at the trends affecting international students and those who want to study abroad in 2012.

While the majority of students who travel abroad to attend school in the U.S. still come from Asia, there has been a huge influx of international students from throughout Latin and South America.

Some students are flocking to Canada for low college tuition rates and cost of living. Find out more details.

If you want to get a quality U.S.-based education at a fraction of the price, consider starting out at a two-year community college.

With the help of an experienced admissions consultant, international students can make their way to the United States and the college or university of their dreams.

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