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Go to college abroad! Pursue your academic career overseas for a unique and valuable collegiate experience.

If you’re an American, you already know how out of control tuition costs have become if you want a Bachelor’s or Master’s degree these days! The costs of higher education have pushed more and more students to consider going abroad for college to get their chosen degree. However, whether you want to avoid the high costs of higher education at home, or you’re looking for an amazing education that you might not be able to find in your home country, the process of going abroad for your degree can seem complicated and intimidating. But don’t worry—GoAbroad can help you learn how to go to college overseas!
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Study a Full Degree at Deakin University in Australia

Earn a degree at a top-ranked university while expanding your horizons and opportunities through an international study experience! Whether you’re pursuing an undergraduate degree or a PhD, Deakin University has a wide range of study options awaiting i...

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Bachelor of Science in International Hospitality Management

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How to Earn A Degree Abroad

How to go to college in another country

Getting a Master’s abroad is probably the most popular way to get a degree overseas, but that doesn’t mean you can’t go abroad as an undergrad! If you’re wondering how to go abroad for college though, it won’t be as straightforward as it is at home. There are different entrance exams to take, visas to apply for, and possibly required foreign language skills. Don’t let this discourage you though! The right degree program abroad will provide an advisor to guide you through the process.

Here’s how to get your undergrad or graduate degree abroad:

  • Research programs. You may have a dream school abroad in mind already, but it’s just a pipe dream if it turns out you’re not eligible to apply for it. While you’re certainly free to apply for degree programs around the world, it doesn’t necessarily mean that you’ll automatically qualify. Find out if you’re required to speak a certain language or if you’re even eligible for a student visa. These kinds of details vary from country to country, so don’t hesitate to directly reach out to a school or program in order to get your questions answered.
  • Take entrance exams. Sadly, the SAT and ACT don’t really qualify you to go to college anywhere expect the USA. Entrance exams differ everywhere, so find out which ones you’ll need to take before applying for your Bachelor’s or Master’s degree abroad. You may also need to take a language test to prove your speaking proficiency in the language of instruction.
  • Apply to degree programs. Keep in mind that not every country runs on the same semester schedule as the US. Application deadlines vary from country to country and program to program. Once you know you qualify, you don’t want to blow your opportunity to get a degree abroad by missing a deadline! Apply as early as possible...and then try to remain patient (and calm) as you wait to hear back about your acceptance.
  • Apply for a visa. This step may be concurrent with the previous depending on visa and program restrictions. Either way, it’s very likely that you’ll need to prove your acceptance to an institution of higher learning in order to qualify for a student visa, no matter where you’re headed. Your program advisor will know exactly how and when you should apply for your visa, but it doesn’t hurt to do a little independent research on your own!

Frequently Asked Questions

Applying for college abroad is similar to applying at home. You'll need to research admissions requirements depending on both the university and the host country. For example, required entrance exams and language requirements for studying abroad vary around the world.

Major pros of studying in an international college include language-learning opportunities, more advanced coursework, and lower tuition than in the U.S. Potential cons include higher living costs and language barriers.

Many countries offer free tuition to their citizens and residents, but it can be difficult to find 100% free tuition for international students. Start your search with universities in Germany, Iceland, and France; you'll find the lowest fees there. You may also consider applying for scholarships or preparing to secure student loans to turn your dream of studying abroad into a reality.

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My Experience as a Second Year Student at EHL

December 10, 2025by: Paula Guillamet de Gracia - SpainProgram: Bachelor of Science in International Hospitality Management
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My experience so far as a second-year student at EHL has been amazing and unforgettable. I decided to continue my studies at EHL after high school because I saw it as a university with immense potential for developing my skills for the future. When I was exploring bachelor’s options, I initially considered business management. However, I realized that simply focusing on business wasn’t enough for me. As someone who thrives on interaction and genuinely enjoys enhancing others’ experiences, I knew I needed more than just business. That’s when I discovered EHL and the Bachelor’s in International Hospitality Management. It perfectly blended the business administration courses I was interested in with the people-oriented approach of hospitality, along with the valuable soft skills it helps develop. One of the key aspects I considered when choosing a university was finding a place whose values aligned with my own and offered the kind of education I was looking for. What truly stood out to me about EHL was its sense of community and family, which is something I greatly value in a university. Moreover, EHL offers incredible opportunities beyond just academics. This includes the internship opportunities integrated into the bachelor’s program, allowing us to work with renowned hotel chains and brands thanks to EHL’s career fairs. Additionally, there are roles as student assistants, involvement in committees, and the student ambassador program, all of which enrich the overall experience. Now talking a bit about my personal journey: during my first internship, I had the incredible opportunity to work at the Four Seasons Hotel Madrid as a Guest Experience Intern. It was an amazing learning experience where I applied my skills in a real-world setting and grew significantly both personally and professionally, which I deeply appreciate. Now that I’m back on campus, I’m actively involved in a committee where I hold the role of marketing and audiovisuals, an area I’m passionate about and eager to develop further. Additionally, I also serve as a student ambassador, which allows me to collaborate with the school and become more engaged within the EHL community. I also have the pleasure of working closely with the Events and Recruitment team at EHL. They gave me the wonderful opportunity to attend two recruitment events, one in Madrid and another in London. At these events, I had the chance to speak with prospective students about my EHL experience, as well as my internship journey, answer their questions, and share insights. I truly enjoy connecting with potential new students and appreciate the chance EHL has given me to participate in these events and share my perspective. Another aspect that stood out to me is the structure of the bachelor’s program, starting with the AP (preparatory year). This hands-on experience is invaluable, especially for someone like me who learns by doing. It’s rare to find such immersive exposure to the hospitality industry, rotating through various hotel departments during the first six months, which then prepares you for the following internship in operations. Finally, as you continue with your studies after the internship, you delve into a variety of subjects, including finance, business, economics, and more. These topics are crucial for developing your skills and preparing you for a successful future in the industry. Another aspect I truly appreciate about EHL is the small class sizes. This allows for personalized teaching, where professors can get to know each student individually and provide tailored support. This environment encourages open communication, making it easy to ask questions and receive detailed explanations.

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