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Legislation Introduced to Encourage US Students to Study Abroad
The Fund for Education Abroad has announced USD 285,000 to be offered to 68 US college students who are traditionally underrepresented for the Spring 2023 programs as there has been a massive decrease in the number of American students opting to study abroad. Almost 91% decrease is seen in the number, from 162,633 to 14,549 students, in the academic year 2021-2022. To stop this number from going down further, senators (Democrat) Dick Durbin and (Republican) Roger Wicker introduced the Paul Simon Study Abroad Program Act on November 15, 2022. This act seeks to provide a competitive grant program for higher education institutions
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The Fund for Education Abroad has announced USD 285,000 to be offered to 68 US college students who are traditionally underrepresented for the Spring 2023 programs as there has been a massive decrease in the number of American students opting to study abroad. Almost 91% decrease is seen in the number, from 162,633 to 14,549 students, in the academic year 2021-2022. To stop this number from going down further, senators (Democrat) Dick Durbin and (Republican) Roger Wicker introduced the Paul Simon Study Abroad Program Act on November 15, 2022. This act seeks to provide a competitive grant program for higher education institutions […]
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