Sol Education Abroad - Study Abroad in Buenos Aires, Argentina at University of Belgrano
- Hosted at: Universidad de Belgrano / University of Belgrano
- Location(s): Buenos Aires, Argentina
- Program Type(s): Study Abroad, Intensive Language, Gap Year
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Study abroad in the Paris of South America - Buenos Aires! Classes are taught at the prestigious University of Belgrano, a private university located in the enchanting Belgrano neighborhood. Classes are available in a wide range of disciplines and... read more
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I learned a lot about myself, but also learned how to properly adapt to a different culture and I also excelled in my Spanish. It was definitely vale la pena! A student - San Diego State University View Entire Review
It was worthwhile, I learned how to be independent and bold. I also learned how to appreciate the culture of the country in which I was travelling. Rebecca Willenbrink - Western Kentucky University View Entire Review
I gained many new friends, cultural and historical knowledge about Argentina and Lat. America, as well as amazing experiences and trips that I could not do in any other place in the world. Surpassed being worthwhile. Viator Gomez - Texas A&M University - College Station View Entire Review
I discovered that there is such diverse background in South American culture. In the US it is easy to combine South and Latin American to one entity, however, there are such major differences between the two. A student - Oklahoma State University - Stillwater View Entire Review
Learned about culture there and how different it is here and helped e to compare the two countries A student - Elizabethtown College View Entire Review
I would do anything to redo this year again. I learned so much about myself and I learned the culture and language of a beautiful place. It changed my life. Jordan Blackhurst - University of Kentucky View Entire Review
That Latin America is a VERY diverse region! Whatever stereotypes I had about the Southern Cone being similar to Mexico, Central America or the Caribbean were completely shattered by living in Argentina, a nation where most still consider themselves more "European" in identity. Discovering this diversity in language/dialects, cu... Colton Rohde - Winona State University View Entire Review
I loved the country. Got to see and experience a lot of beautiful and anazin things. Would have loved the chance to get to know other provinces, and have more cultural immersion. Perhaps, even classes with locals. A student - Carnegie Mellon University View Entire Review
Yes, it was worthwhile. My language skills definitely increased! A student - McDaniel College View Entire Review
Not only was I able to improve my language skill and learn about a new and beautiful country, I was also able to learn a lot about myself. People always say that if you go abroad, your outlooks on your life and your future change and I can now say I agree with this 100%. When you go abroad you learn things about yourself you nev... April Bullard - Oklahoma State University - Stillwater View Entire Review
I gained a greater proficiency in Spanish, a familiarity with another culture, and came back with my girlfriend and future wife. Yes, it was definitely worthwhile. Matthew Woods - The Catholic University of America View Entire Review
This trip proved that the world is bigger than I think it is and it was absolutely wothwhile. A student - Colorado State University View Entire Review
It was absolutely worthwhile. It's cheesy, but I learned who I was away from the family and friends that are so familiar. I learned a language that is more beautiful than ever. I learned about a new nation and truly learned more about my own nation. I can't think of anything that I didn't learn, honestly. Jaime Eisenbach - Hofstra University View Entire Review
I learned how to not only survive, but take advantage of being in an environment where I knew nothing about. This experience changed me not only into a different person, but a better version of myself where I am globally aware and appreciative of what the world has to offer. Madeline Blaedow - Carroll University View Entire Review
So far in my life it hasn't super mattered that I don't drink, so it was an interesting preview into the rest of my life to see how that would negatively affect my social life. I would say going abroad wasn't worth it for me. My Spanish isn't better, but my accent has gotten weirder as my "ch" will occasionally sound more like "... A student - University of Kentucky View Entire Review
I learned how to be more independent, confident in myself, levelheaded, rational and closer to being bilingual. catherine p - University of Houston View Entire Review
I gained more knowledge of the Spanish language and the Argentine culture. I would definitely recommend it to others. Lauren Kuykendall - Lyon College View Entire Review
I learned how to stand up for myself better. I was glad I went and able to experience a new country. Liana - Cardinal Stritch University View Entire Review
I gained a language, confidence in myself, a ton of new family and friends, and memories that will last a lifetime Shannon McGovern - Lynchburg College View Entire Review
How to be more independent, also learned more about Spanish and Argentine culture A student - University of Evansville View Entire Review
I think that entering a foreign country without knowing anyone had a very large impact on me. Sol took care of me from the beginning, and the trips we took as a group allowed all of the students to bond. I now feel very confident in my abilities to work with anyone - even students I met for the first time studying abroad in Arge... Blakely Holcombe - Clemson University View Entire Review
I learned that when you're walking home at 5 am and someone is spraying the sidewalk with water and you accidentally walk over it (because its a sidewalk and why do we have to clean sidewalks?), he will yell at you until you reach the next block. I learned that standing at the bus stop and making eye contact with the driver does... Bethan Gee - University of Colorado - Denver View Entire Review
Spanish, who I am, and that I love traveling Brian Forbes - Worcester State University View Entire Review
Brittany Johnson - University of Houston View Entire Review
I learned a lot about the Argentine culture! Karla Davila - Texas A&M University - College Station View Entire Review
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Study abroad in the Paris of South America - Buenos Aires! Classes are taught at the prestigious University of Belgrano, a private university located in the enchanting Belgrano neighborhood. Classes are available in a wide range of disciplines and taught in English and Spanish. A focus is Business, Economics and Latin American Studies. In addition to the academics, we include cultural activities on the weekdays, and excursions to different parts of the country on the weekends. Live with one of our carefully selected homestays. Your onsite director is available for you 24/7.
Program Type(s):
Study AbroadIntensive Language
Gap Year
Program Length(s):
- Fall
- Summer
- Spring
- Academic Year
Instruction Language(s):
- Spanish
- Portugese
- English
Language Requirement(s):
- Spanish
Relevant Study Subject(s):
- Linguistics
- Latin American Studies
- Bilingual and Multicultural Education
- Liberal Arts, General Studies
- Business
- Hispanic and Latin American Languages, Literature
- Spanish Language, Literature
- Spanish and Iberian Studies
- International Relations
- International Business
Year Founded:
2006Website
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Sol Education Abroad Scholarships
Scholarships are available throughout the year. The goal of our annual scholarships is to allow students who would not be able to participate in a Study Abroad and Spanish Immersion program do so. Students must meet the Sol Education Abroad eligibility requirements.
$750, $500, $250, $100
Deadlines:
Mar 1 - Summer Programs
Jul 1 - Fall Semester & Academic Year programs
Oct 1 - Spring Semester & Winter Break programs
Guidelines/Requirements:
- Must currently be enrolled in an accredited university or college.
- Must be accepted into a Sol Education Abroad programs, staying for a least a 3 weeks.
- Have a 2.5 GPA or above (GPA must be in good standing).
- Obey Sol Education Abroad's policies and Conduct & Behaviors (see www.soleducation.com/policy).
- Students may only apply once a year and cannot apply more than once.
- Accepted students must keep a current blog while they study abroad.
- Complete and provide the following:
Scholarship Essay
Letter of Recommendation
Unofficial Transcript
Complete the Scholarship Application
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