The UW’s study abroad program is among the top 30 best in the U.S. With 325 opportunities in more than 80 countries around the world, it’s no wonder that, on average, one out of five undergraduate Badgers spends a portion of their school year abroad.
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Which of these programs would you secure a spot in for the coming school year?
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- June 04, 2024
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