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Will studying abroad delay graduation and will it be worth it?

I am hoping to study abroad to Spain, but I think it will delay graduation because I transferred schools, but is it something that I should pursue?

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Claire’s Answer

I spent the spring semester of my junior year studying in France, and it was an incredible experience. While your graduation timeline might vary based on your credits, there are often chances to take classes abroad that count toward your degree, depending on your major. I took courses in Economics, Language, Architecture, Culture, and Fashion while I was in France, there can be a lot of options for courses depending on your program. Your university likely has study abroad advisors who can help you figure out if studying abroad works with your credits or suggest programs that fit your schedule. You can also consider studying abroad during the summer or J term if your school offers it. If you get the chance to study abroad, I strongly encourage you to go for it. It's an opportunity to explore the world, meet wonderful people, challenge yourself, and discover more about who you are as a global citizen. Good luck!
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Mark’s Answer

Look for an international studies program that matches your current school's cost, accepts all your credits, and meets your cultural goals. If you find one, it will be an amazing experience. If you're dreaming of a semester at sea, make sure you have financial support from your parents!
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