Rollins Top 10 for Study Abroad
The College was ranked No. 10 among master’s-granting institutions in the nation for the percentage of undergraduate students who study abroad.
By Luke Woodling ’17MBA
November 15, 2017
Rollins ranks among the top 10 master’s-granting institutions in the nation for the percentage of undergraduate students who study abroad, according to a new report from the Institute of International Education.
Rollins was ranked No. 10 for 2015-16, marking the fifth consecutive year that the College has ranked among the top 12 in this category.
The College was also ranked No. 27 in the nation among master’s-granting institutions for the total number of study-abroad students.
Rollins offers more than 90 study-abroad programs through the College’s Office of International Programs, including semester programs, summer programs, and faculty-led field studies.
The Open Doors Report on International Educational Exchange is published by the Institute of International Education, the leading not-for-profit educational and cultural exchange organization in the U.S.
Since 1985, Open Doors has conducted and reported in separate surveys on U.S. students studying abroad for academic credit.
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At Rollins, you’ll make an impact around the globe. After all, more than 70 percent of Tars study abroad. From semester- and summer-long programs to faculty-led field studies, you’ll explore the world and test your ability to make it better.
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