SAI Programs
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SAI Programs is a program provider offering 21 abroad programs. Programs offered include Study Abroad, Internship, Volunteer, Graduate Program, and High School abroad programs in 4 countries such as France, Italy, High School Study Abroad, and Spain.
For twenty years SAI has been helping students fulfill their dreams of studying abroad and we are pleased to continue our tradition of excellence with an extraordinary portfolio of programs for the upcoming academic year. We strive to create culturally rich and academically rigorous programs that encourage students to broaden their personal and professional horizons. Our strong ties with each of our overseas partner schools results in exceptionally high quality academics and a focus on successful cultural education. In addition, SAI’s team of dedicated on-site Program Coordinators provide world class student services; including, emergency support, excursions, cultural activities and student housing. We invite you to join us for an inspiring experience abroad!
For more information, please visit our website at https://www.saiprograms.com/
Study Abroad with SAI Programs
"100% worthwhile. I improved my language skills, became even more independent than back home, and was forced to break past my shell everyday."
Nicole University of Florida
"I learned valuable life skills and became a more confident person through my travel abroad experience."
Jackie Beckman University of Tennessee - Knoxville
"I learned so much about myself and travel! It was life changing in the best way."
Frances Praet Belmont University
"It was absolutely worthwhile. I learned a lot about the Roman culture and history."
A student University of Mississippi
"I gained the ability to adapt to lifestyle changes as well as cultural differences. I was able to learn more about my heritage and the Italian culture. I also learned how to live alone and travel with friends. It was the most amazing experience that was worth every penny."
Antonia Bennington Suffolk University
"It was worthwhile. I learned how to live on my own for the first time. I went as a sophomore and my freshman year I lived at home. I loved the culture of living. Hang drying clothes, hand washing dishes, walking everywhere!"
Jessica Vass Georgia State University
"I learned that America is much smaller than I had ever thought it to be before. I learned that just because things are "normal" in my country, that doesn't mean it's normal to everyone. I learned to take things with respect and understand that not everyone acts and thinks the same way I do. Very worth it. "
Jonathan Cole Richards University of Alabama - Tuscaloosa
"I was already independent, but I feel like I have grown even more. I learned so much about myself, and I could have only done that through study abroad."
Anne Morgan Carney University of Mississippi
"It was absolutely worthwhile, I gained experience with another culture and how other people in the world live! I gained perspective on life and lifestyles and confidence with travel and new places! "
Abbey Moran Lasell College
"I learned a lot about the fashion industry in Italy."
Carly Henning Washington State University
"I gained independence, traveling experience, and an open mindedness about other cultures. It was absolutely worth my while, and I would go back in a heartbeat. "
Christina Wilson University of Missouri - Columbia
"My experience was extremely worthwhile. I have gained an entire new framework for understanding different cultures and also myself. "
Allison Kennedy Capital University
"I gained personal growth, a new view on the world in general, something that helps me stick out when applying for my career path, and a great story to tell. I gained new friends, and new contacts. I networked with industry professionals, of whom, I hope to stay in contact with. "
Kolbyn Allen Kansas State University
"It was definitely worthwhile. I learned how to be independent and how to ask for help. I also learned how to be culturally aware and how to look at things with a different perspective. I learned how to adapt to new environments and I definitely improved my social skills and confidence. I also learned some valuable information wi..."
Erin Atkinson Colorado State University
"This could go on for hours. I learned more about myself than I knew existed. I learned how to travel, how I act when I am uncomfortable, how to act quickly, how to live in the moment, and most importantly to live every second of every day to the fullest because there is so much out there that you haven't even seen yet. "
Allie Peterson Washington State University
"I love travel and want to do this for a job. "
Kate P Saint Mary's College of California
"Yes it was worthwhile, my Spanish greatly improved, and living abroad for a summer was a good stepping stone to living abroad for a semester."
Jenna Vigal University of Nebraska - Lincoln
"Living in a different country, amongst a completely different culture, is something I believe everyone should do at least once in his or her life. I can promise you that the six months I lived and studied in Barcelona, Spain will always play a huge roll in why I am who I am today. I fully encourage everyone to go out of your com..."
A student Indiana University - Purdue University Indianapolis / IUPUI
"I learned that you are very vulnerable in this situation. Something that goes wrong can seem a lot more upsetting than it should be. Also, don't have such high expectations that when you arrive you are disappointed. I wasn't disappointed with the town or the school, just with some locals (especially men) and the students. "
A student Indiana University of Pennsylvania / IUP
"A better understanding of how small the world truly is."
A student Western New England University
"It was amazing! I learned all new things about cultures "
Breauna Allore Western New England University
"I learned a lot about taking care of myself and being 'on my own' (without family + old friends). It was definitely worthwhile. Homesickness sucks but it teaches you how to deal with it since you don't have a choice. I loved experiencing the culture first hand, and living in a place so different from my area at home."
Kayla Kroczynski Indiana University of Pennsylvania / IUP
"I learned more about myself in that 3 months than I have during the course of my life."
JCU2016 University of Missouri - Columbia
"I learned a lot about myself as a person, how to travel and plan trips, how to budget and a little Spanish!"
Lauren Galida University of South Carolina - Columbia
"I learned how to depend on my instincts and how to communicate cross culturally."
Alyssa Feliz Colorado State University