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Trio-Eligible Students And Study Abroad: Influential Factors, Barriers, And Benefits, Michael R. Minton
Trio-Eligible Students And Study Abroad: Influential Factors, Barriers, And Benefits, Michael R. Minton
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Despite the fact that only 1.8% of U.S. undergraduate students choose to participate in a study abroad program, the popularity of study abroad has grown significantly in recent years (Open Doors, 2013). Participation in study abroad programs has grown by over 97% since 2000, and has increased every year since 2008-09 (Open Doors, 2013). Many institutions recognize the importance of this educational activity in preparing their students to be productive citizens in an ever-growing global economy and society.
While the number of U.S. undergraduate students participating in study abroad has continued to increase overall, it is important to note that …