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Jan
12
2011

Foreign Exchange Student Programs: Requirements and Preparations

For students looking for exciting new learning environments away from their familiar home universities, foreign exchange student programs offer excellent opportunities to increase your exposure to different academic and cultural environments. Foreign exchange programs are made possible through bilateral agreements between two or more universities to host students from the partner university for a fixed duration.

While there have been student exchange traditions between various universities for a long time now, with an increasing interest in other cultures, several more universities are signing agreements for student exchange programs. Hence it is most likely than not, if you are enrolled in a good university, chances are that your university already has or is contemplating foreign exchange student programs for its students. Before you apply for any exchange program, you must understand the requirements and purpose of such programs.

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