Sol Education Abroad: Buenos Aires - University of Belgrano
- Hosted at: Universidad de Belgrano / University of Belgrano
- Location(s): Buenos Aires, Argentina
- Program Type(s): Study Abroad, Intensive Language
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Buenos Aires is one of South America’s most fascinating cities. Wander the bustling streets and grand avenues of the city and then explore the numerous historic neighborhoods. Experience the enchanting nightlife that the cosmopolitan city is famou... read more
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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
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
There are not enough words to portray how I feel about my experience abroad. To keep it short and sweet, it was beyond worthwhile and I hope to go abroad again. Andrew Hakes - Indiana University - Purdue University Fort Wayne / IPFW View Entire Review
There is nothing more exciting than discovering a new place and feeling more at home than ever. There is never a gloomy day in Buenos Aires. The city is vibrant and happening 24/7. Every aspect about the culture of the Porteño life is admirable. Starting with the greeting of a kiss on the cheek- this friendly and somewhat in... Kathleen D - The Catholic University of America View Entire Review
Other than improving my Spanish skills, I learned just how similar, and yet different another country can be to the United States. It was definitely worthwhile. Alex W - Oklahoma State University - Stillwater View Entire Review
Very worthwhile, I learned the language more in depth and became more comfortable with its daily usage. Eric M - University of Wisconsin - Parkside View Entire Review
Hundred percent worthwhile. Saw a lot and learned a lot, already want to travel back to South America and travel to the places I wasn't able to go to. Jacob C - University of Michigan - Ann Arbor View Entire Review
Argentina as a country is one of the most incredible places that I have ever been. Buenos Aires is a city that is full of so much life and culture. I never had a dull moment, I was never bored, and I never ran out of new things to do. Buenos Aires will make you fall in love and never want to leave. Argentina, with all of its div... Lana C - University of Northern Iowa View Entire Review
I learned more than just a language from this experience. I learned a great deal about myself and the world around us. There is many things you can learn from venturing out alone. McKenna K - Missouri 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
I learned a lot about the Argentine culture! Karla Davila - Texas A&M University - College Station View Entire Review
It was definitely worthwhile. I learned not only about a new country... but about myself as well. Christopher Mazzacane - Seton Hall University View Entire Review
I was able to open my eyes to the culture of South Americans, and as well as the people across the world who I've met during my stay. I definitely improved my Spanish (as I was forced to speak and understand the language). I gained new friends from the states, around the world, and locals. I would love to go back down to South A... A student - University of California - Riverside View Entire Review
My experience was definitely worthwhile, and my level of Spanish improved greatly, and I learned a lot in my classes that I took while in Argentina. Faith H - University of North Texas View Entire Review
I gained more than I can write on here, so many life lessons and even practical skills like map reading, cooking, dancing, and currency exchanging. I learned priceless information about another culture besides my own and it opened my eyes more than I knew possible. I would do it again every summer if I could and every time I wo... Maddie P - Western Kentucky University View Entire Review
I got to see how other cultures live, and to experience a new lifestyle from my own. It was very worthwhile Brandon D - McDaniel College View Entire Review
1. How to speak spanish much better. 2. A whole new culture 3. A great group of long term friends Kibet M - Morehouse College View Entire Review
I learned Spanish really well. I also learned about Argentine culture and met fascinating people from all over the world. Daniel B - SUNY - College at New Paltz View Entire Review
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Buenos Aires is one of South America’s most fascinating cities. Wander the bustling streets and grand avenues of the city and then explore the numerous historic neighborhoods. Experience the enchanting nightlife that the cosmopolitan city is famous for, tango clubs, cafés and world-class theaters. Classes are taught at the prestigious University of Belgrano, a private university located in the enchanting Belgrano neighborhood. In addition to the academics, we include cultural activities on the weekdays, and excursions to different parts of the country on the weekends. The program also includes volunteer and community service experiences. You will live with one of our carefully selected host families and our onsite director will be available for you 24/7.
Program Type(s):
Study AbroadIntensive Language
Program Length(s):
- Fall
- Summer
- Spring
- Academic Year
- Maymester
- January Term
- Custom
- Short Term
Instruction Language(s):
- Spanish
- Portugese
- English
Language Requirement(s):
- Spanish
Relevant Study Subject(s):
- Spanish and Iberian Studies
- Spanish Language, Literature
- Hispanic and Latin American Languages, Literature
- Liberal Arts, General Studies
- International Relations
- Business
- International Business
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Sol Education Abroad Scholarships
We want to give back to every single community our students come from and make study abroad available to students that want to better their Spanish language skills and have a desire to learn and explore other cultures. The goal of our annual scholarships is to allow students who would not be able to participate in a Study Abroad & Spanish Immersion program do so. We want to make study abroad available to students of all ethnic and cultural backgrounds. If you feel you are a student that meets this profile, please apply. You 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 any of the 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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