Study Abroad in Puerto Rico
Puerto Rico, spanish for “Rich Port”, is located in the Caribbean Sea. It consists of four islands, with the largest being Puerto Rico and the small islands of Vieques, Culebra, and Mona. The climate of Puerto Rico does not fluctuate much and an average temperature of 82 degrees can be felt year round. The primary language in Puerto Rico is Spanish but English is taught as a second language in the school system. The Puerto Rican culture is centered around music, which is a blend of sounds from many different cultures.
Top Cities to Study Abroad
| 1. San Juan | 17 reviews | |
| 2. Traveling, Touring through Puerto Rico | 10 reviews | |
| 3. Mayaguez | 6 reviews |
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Connect the dots...Trace the lasting effects of past human impacts on the present. You will shape your understanding of the diverse Caribbe...
As a study abroad student in Puerto Rico you will see beyond the white sand beaches and tourist attractions. Student life, coursework and local ac...
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Connect the dots...Trace the lasting effects of past human impacts on the present. You will shape your und...
As a study abroad student in Puerto Rico you will see beyond the white sand beaches and tourist attraction...
The local Spanish Language School is dedicated to providing opportunities for English speakers and speakers of other languages to immerse themselves in the Spanish speakin...
The UPR consists of 11 college units located throughout the entire island.- Their tuition fees are cheaper. Provides a wide range of financial aid programs.- It offers mor...
Spend two weeks in Puerto Rico this January exploring broad questions about theatre and its practice in aesthetic and applied settings. Radical approaches to culturally-re...
Volunteer on this Earthwatch Expedition and hike Puerto Rico’s tropical rainforest. You’ll get to count lizards & frogs, measure trees, and even set up experimental pl...
The Department of Geological Sciences invites junior and senior-level geology majors and minors to participate in multi-week field trips that run in January of odd-numbere...
