GoAbroad

High School Study Abroad in South America

Diving into a high school study abroad program in South America means stepping into a region bursting with color, culture, and once-in-a-lifetime learning moments. From lively cities to legendary landscapes, every corner offers something new to discover. Whether you want to level up your academics, sharpen your Spanish, or soak in a totally different way of life, South America promises an adventure that sticks with you long after you return home.
Read More
Maximo Nivel students

Featured High School Program Provider of the Month

88 High School Programs in South America

Arcos Journeys Abroad

9.7

20

Spanish Language & Argentine Culture

Study Spanish in the vibrant city of Buenos Aires! This cosmopolitan South American capital is known as the Paris of South America. Take language classes in the mornings at a Cervantes Institute in the very heart of downtown and only a block from the Plaza de Mayo. Live with a carefully selected homestay in one of the city’s historic neighborhoods. Experience the very best Buenos Aires has to offer such as bike rides through an ecological reserve, boating in Palermo park, and the passion of a tango performance. Tour the famous neighborhoods of La Recoleta, San Telmo, and Palermo. Learn about the gaucho, the Argentine cowboy, while spending a day horseback riding and enjoying an asado or traditional barbecue. Cruise the canals of El Tigre, the delta region north of Buenos Aires where boats are the only means of transportation. Get another stamp in your passport and travel to Colonia, Uruguay, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. In the afternoons, explore the incredibly rich and eclectic neighborhoods of Buenos Aires. All levels of Spanish are welcome.

See All 5 Programs

AFS-USA

8.8

5

AFS Intercultural Programs: High School Abroad in Argentina

Mention Argentina and people think of gauchos, sultry tango dancers, or maybe Evita - but there's more, from first-rate museums, galleries, theaters, and architecture to stunning natural wonders and a variety of landscapes that you will not find anywhere else. The nation's territorial sweep ranges from Iguazu Falls in the steamy northeastern rainforest, to glacier-topped mountains and penguin colonies in the south, to the world-famous broad and fertile plains of the Pampas. Sophisticated and lively Buenos Aires will keep you moving, whether you find yourself strolling down the Avenida 9 de Julio, one of the widest streets in the world; taking in an opera at the world-renowned Teatro Colón; or sipping mate (a kind of green tea) with friends. You might also take a liking to the country's homegrown rock music, grooving to icons like Charly Garcia, Fito Paez, Los Fabulosos Cadillacs, and Soda Stereo. Europe's influence is strong in Argentina, yet you'll find it has a vigorous identity of its own—placing high values on culture, tradition, and hospitality.

See All 10 Programs

CIEE High School Abroad

8

3

CIEE HS Summer Abroad: Spanish Language in Buenos Aires

Unleash your talent for Spanish in the "Paris of South America." Accelerate your Spanish with four weeks of language immersion in one of the world's most beloved cities, Buenos Aires. After language classes, dive into conversations at lively markets, on colorful streets, and in the hip, historic corners of the city. Get an insider’s feel for Argentina’s multicultural identity through its tango music, street art, and fútbol. Meet local teens while visiting the cultural centers of Corrientes Avenue, the historic French-styled neighborhood of Recoleta, the Museum of Latin American Art (MALBA), and more. At your homestay, practice your new language skills and acclimate to Argentinian life. On weekend excursions, visit an estancia (ranch) to eat some of the best "parrillada" (barbecue) and embark on a trip to Iguazú, the largest waterfall system in the world where you'll take in Argentina's lush, biodiverse landscapes. By immersing yourself in this creative and passionate country, you will advance your Spanish and experience one of the most unique blends of Latin American and European cultures.

Travel For Teens

10

3

Travel For Teens: Peru Service

Peru Service is one of our most spectacular trips for teens finishing grades 9, 10, 11, and 12. It offers the opportunity to perform meaningful service helping the local communities of Misminay and Urubamba while exploring the most iconic sites of this South American gem! Your rewarding days of service will be spent on projects ranging from aiding in construction projects and farming to teaching English as a second language. The rest of your time will be nothing short of transformative as you experience the unique atmosphere of the Sacred Valley. Drink in the mountain culture of Cusco as you see the mix of Inca and Colonial architecture around the Plaza de Armas and the temple of Coricancha. You will also peruse vibrant handicraft markets and marvel at the mesmerizing Inca city of Machu Picchu. Service, culture, incredible sights, and adventure. What more could you ask for in a Peruvian summer?

See All 4 Programs

GoEco - Top Volunteer Organization

9.68

37

GoEco - Top Rated & Award Winning Volunteer Programs Abroad

GoEco is one of the world’s top volunteer organizations, with award-winning and ethical programs selected by sustainable travel experts. Since 2006, tens of thousands of volunteers have taken part in projects and internships worldwide, focusing on wildlife and marine conservation, education, and medical initiatives. GoEco operates in over 50 countries, providing unique cultural immersive experiences that aim to make a positive impact on the environment and society. The organization also offers internships and academic programs for students. GoEco provides safe and meaningful experiences while promoting sustainable travel and reducing carbon emissions.

See All 16 Programs

International Medical Aid (IMA)

9.96

161

Top Rated Program High School Abroad in Ecuador 2025
Global Health & Pre-Medicine Internships Abroad | IMA

IMA offers an opportunity to enhance your medical and healthcare knowledge with International Medical Aid's Pre-Med and Health Fellowships. Crafted for pre-med undergraduates, medical students, and high school students, these fellowships offer a unique chance to engage deeply with global health care in East Africa, South America, and the Caribbean. Shadow doctors in underserved communities, and immerse yourself in diverse healthcare systems through our extensive network of public and private hospitals. IMA, a nonprofit organization, is deeply invested in the communities we serve, focusing on sustainable health solutions and ethical care practices. You'll be involved in community medical clinics, public health education, and first responder training, addressing the root causes of disease and illness alongside local community leaders. Beyond clinical experience, explore the beauty of your host country through cultural excursions and adventure programs during your free time. Join IMA's fellowships developed at Johns Hopkins University and step into a role that transcends traditional healthcare learning, blending clinical excellence with meaningful community service.

See All 8 Programs

Greenheart Travel

6.25

4

High School Study Abroad in Argentina with Greenheart Travel

Greenheart Travel's high school abroad program in Argentina offers you a great opportunity to spend your summer, trimester, semester, or academic year as an exchange student while living with a local Argentinian host family. It promises full cultural immersion, allowing you to practice your Spanish fluency, learn about a new culture, and gain valuable skills to help meet your personal and academic goals. Program at a glance: - Host family accommodation provides full language and cultural immersion - 2 years of Spanish experience required - Choose a trimester, semester, or academic year program - Start dates are available in the fall or come for 2 months during the U.S. summer (Argentina's winter is North America's summer!) - Online application process

Mente Argentina

10

11

Comprehensive High School Study Abroad in Buenos Aires

Explore your academic and cultural horizons with Mente Argentina’s High School Program in Buenos Aires, designed specifically for students aged 15 and older. This program combines intensive Spanish language courses with a deep dive into Argentine culture, offering a safe and enriching environment for high school students to learn and grow. Why Choose Mente Argentina’s High School Program? Our program is uniquely designed to provide high school students with a comprehensive learning experience that goes beyond the classroom. You will not only improve your Spanish skills but also gain global perspectives by interacting with local students and international peers. Supported by Mente Argentina’s extensive experience in hosting international students, you receive continuous support and guidance, ensuring a safe, enjoyable, and educational experience. Join Mente Argentina in Buenos Aires and turn your high school study abroad into an adventure of a lifetime, filled with learning, discovery, and growth.

Putney Student Travel

8.71

7

Spanish Language & Service in Ecuador & the Galápagos

Strengthen your Spanish skills and experience life in both the Andean highlands and the Galápagos Islands on this language immersion and service program. Join a welcoming host community outside Quito to support agriculture and construction projects while learning Spanish through daily interaction and guided language activities. Live with a local family, share meals, and participate in community traditions that deepen your connection and cultural understanding. Explore the cloud forest and visit Cotopaxi National Park for breathtaking hikes and horseback riding across the páramo. Then fly to the Galápagos to snorkel with sea lions, observe giant tortoises and iguanas up close, and learn how conservation efforts protect fragile ecosystems unique to these volcanic islands.

See All 4 Programs

Global Works

9.8

5

Ecuador Teen Travel Programs

On the Ecuador: Galapagos & Andean Service Adventure program, immerse yourself in a meaningful homestay with local families on mainland Ecuador. Participate in impactful community service and cultural exchange. Work alongside community members, as well as visiting and learning from an indigenous community. Then, explore the biodiverse and historic Galapagos Island. Snorkel with penguins, sea lions, marine iguanas, and colorful tropical fish. Learn about the conservation efforts of a unique ecosystem! Hike one of the largest volcanic craters on earth at Isabella Island. Visit and interact with a giant tortoise breeding center. Traveling to Ecuador is truly the adventure of a lifetime!

See All 2 Programs

Rustic Pathways

9.38

8

Peru Service and Adventure Travel Programs - Rustic Pathways

Stand in the shadows of the majestic Andes mountains, connect with warm-hearted indigenous peoples and their culture, and take a selfie with a llama! Peru offers the opportunity to trek majestic trails, explore ancient ruins, visit rural villages, and engage in meaningful community service and genuine connection with the locals. Sacred Valley Service – Step into the past and marvel at the breathtaking landscapes and architectural wonders of Machu Picchu. Plus, engage in service projects that contribute to the well-being of local communities in the Sacred Valley. The Andes to Amazon – From Machu Picchu to the Amazon Rainforest, discover ancient civilizations, connect with the locals in small mountain communities, and give a helping hand to service projects that will benefit rural areas long-term. Andes to Amazon College Program – This is the college version of Andes to Amazon, open to students ages 88-22.

See All 2 Programs

ARCC Programs

10

2

Ecuador & Galápagos: Animals of the Amazon

Embark on a transformative 19-day service-learning program in Ecuador, where we delve into the incredible biodiversity of the Amazon and the unique ecosystems of the Galápagos Islands. Our adventure kicks off with hands-on conservation efforts, including participating in an Amazonian reforestation project aimed at restoring critical habitats. We’ll gain firsthand experience in wildlife rescue, collaborating with local NGOs to rehabilitate endangered species and contribute to vital environmental initiatives. As we explore the lush landscapes, we’ll whitewater raft down the Río Napo and zipline through the Mindo Cloud Forest, soaking in the natural beauty around us. Our time in the Galápagos will be extraordinary, as we snorkel alongside sea lions and other marine life, while engaging in essential land rehabilitation projects to combat invasive species and preserve native flora. With 25 hours of community service dedicated to protecting Ecuador’s ecosystems, we will develop practical conservation skills and cultivate a deeper appreciation for biodiversity. Join us for this unforgettable journey filled with adventure, learning, and meaningful contributions to the environment!

See All 2 Programs

GoBeyond Student Travel

9.75

8

GoBeyond - Global Community Service Adventures for Teens

This program goes beyond ordinary high school travel programs and build cross-cultural community service summer trips perfectly geared to your interests and curiosities. Whether you’re looking to contribute to authentic service projects, experience exhilarating adventure, or develop your language skills, GoBeyond will immerse you in a new culture where you can make a meaningful difference while on the journey of a lifetime. Our high school community service summer programs proudly serve in many under-resourced communities and environments throughout the world. Explore our journeys in the British Virgin Islands, Costa Rica, Galapagos & Ecuador, Peru, Iceland, Spain, China, Thailand, India, Sri Lanka, and Australia. Beyond experiencing the adventure of a lifetime and creating lasting memories, we believe our community service summer trips enable lasting positive change in the world. For over forty years, we’ve been transforming communities, environments, and students’ lives through meaningful, collaborative adventures and service that develop skills and a more sophisticated worldly outlook—ultimately shaping the person you become.

See All 3 Programs

Projects Abroad

9.41

296

Global Leader In Meaningful Travel. Trusted By 130,000

At Projects Abroad, we’re passionate about travel with a purpose. Since being founded in 1992, more than 130,000 volunteers have traveled to over 20 destinations around the world. Our programs will make you step out of your comfort zone and engage with your new friends from around the world. These are long-term projects, led by local people and aligned with the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals. By taking part in our programs, even for a short time, you will be contributing towards a sustained effort to support the communities that host us! We believe no other provider offers the safety and security to their volunteers and interns that we do. You'll receive 24-hour staff support from our trained staff, alongside a gold standard of safety planning of your trip - so you don't have to worry about a thing. Choose a project you are passionate about from working with children to medical internship, conservation, and wildlife volunteering. We offer projects starting at one week in over 20 stunning destinations across Asia, Africa, Latin America & The Caribbean, South Pacific & Europe. Ready to make a difference? Follow the link to visit our website!

See All 14 Programs

Westcoast Connection

0

0

Ecuador & the Galapagos Service & Adventure - 18 Days

Experience South America's natural beauty and cultural richness in this summer volunteer program. Work on diverse community service projects alongside locals in Quito and the Amazon Rainforest and unwind in the spectacular Galapagos Islands. When not volunteering, explore Quito – the first city declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO. Straddle the Northern and Southern Hemispheres at the same time. Be one of the privileged travelers to visit the Galapagos Islands, where we explore the home of Darwin’s theory of evolution and observe many endemic species of animals, including the giant land tortoise. Not to mention the breathtaking views of the dense rainforest and rushing waterfalls in Baños. This program will awaken your sense of adventure as we whitewater raft and snorkel past stingrays, sea lions, sea stars, and more in crystal blue waters! Please note that a limited number of participants depart on day 12, while teens on the 18-day program continue to the Galapagos Islands.

See All 3 Programs

Broadreach

9

1

Amazon + Galapagos: Eco Adventure

Track a tapir and Andean bears in a cloud forest. Study primates and rainforest ecology in the Amazon. Then get ready to explore the Galápagos, one of the most biologically diverse areas in the world, on this 20-day adventure for high school students 16 and up. Tropical ecosystems exhibit an amazing degree of biodiversity and species richness, and this program brings you into the heart of it all - the Andes Mountains, the Amazon Rainforest, and the Galápagos Islands. Conduct biological surveys while you track Andean mountain bears, jaguars, and the elusive tapir. Head into a remote part of the Amazon jungle where the world's most biodiverse region is right at your fingertips. Snorkel and explore the pristine islands of the Galápagos Archipelago, home to the widest array of flora and fauna on the planet. We are offering two sessions for 2026 (while space lasts): June 22 - July 11, 2026 July 13 - August 1, 2026

ASSE International Student Exchange

0

0

High School Year or Semester

Embark on the unique journey of spending a school year or semester abroad with ASSE! Living with a host family abroad and attending a public high school allows for a long-term immersive experience in the culture of the host country of your choice. There are so many reasons to decide to go on exchange: - Become fluent in another language - Get to experience the culture as an insider - not a tourist - Build a stronger resume for college applications - Develop leadership skills, self-confidence, independence, maturity - Discover another school system - Learn about building friendships, respecting differences, and tolerating the beliefs of others. By becoming a high school exchange student, you will better understand the complexities of the world around you and become a true world citizen. As one of the oldest and largest international student exchange organizations, ASSE can offer the most comprehensive Study Abroad Programs with the lowest possible fees for your school year or semester abroad. Take the leap today!

Where There Be Dragons

10

2

Peru: Sacred Mountains (Summer)

Celebrate Peru’s unbelievable diversity: travel along tropical waterways, live with Quechua families in the high Andes, and explore the threads of past and present in the land of the Inca. Dragons Peru summer abroad program offers students the opportunity to dig into critical development issues by living with families in remote indigenous communities and exploring seldom-visited regions of the sacred Andes Mountains and lush Amazonian forests. Dragons Peru summer abroad course is a rugged and challenging journey through the folds of time, offering exposure to critical development issues of today through the lens of the cultures, communities, and stunning backdrops of the past. It is ideal for students who want to develop wilderness and leadership skills while engaging in hands-on service and in an inspection of the critical development issues facing Latin America. Expect to live closely with remote indigenous communities and trek through awe-inspiring terrain as you discover profound new relationships with yourself and the world around you. We have 4 and 6-week options available for this program.

See All 2 Programs

Global Leadership Adventures

9.86

14

GLA Peru Programs for Teens

Home to the incredible Andes Mountains, Peru features a diverse landscape, plus traditions and culture that have survived for centuries. GLA offers several programs for teens in the Cuzco and Sacred Valley areas, focusing on volunteer and educational opportunities and cultural exploration. From treks in the highlands to a day with llamas to river rafting adventures, there's something for everyone here. Depending on the program you select, you'll experience different activities and work toward separate learning objectives. - Service Expedition in the Sacred Valley (14 or 21 days): Lend a hand on various projects that improve the lives of those who call the Sacred Valley home. - Foundations of Global Health (14 or 21 days): Assist with public health initiatives in rural highland communities. - Internship: Career Exploration In Sciences & STEM (21 days): Earn college credit and complete a project in this intensive internship experience, with a focus on engineering and sustainable development.

Alzar School & Gap

10

6

Alzar School High School Semester

Alzar School brings students to the intersection of engaging academics, cultural exchange, and outdoor adventure. Spend a semester split between the mountains of Idaho and Patagonia, Chile. We are a semester school for highly motivated high school sophomores and juniors. Challenging and engaging academic coursework is essential to building the skills needed to lead change. Our courses are made more relevant and powerful by connecting to student experiences and the places we explore. Living internationally broadens perspectives, and deep personal growth can be found through challenge in the outdoors. This whole-person approach to education, combined with the benefits of living in a small community, leads to tremendous outcomes. Throughout your entire semester, you will gain tangible leadership skills and discover how you can use this knowledge to take action to improve your communities.

How to Do a High School Program Abroad in South America

Prepare for High School Study Abroad in South America

Set goals

A little reflection upfront can help shape every choice you make. Setting clear goals makes your high school experience abroad feel intentional and empowering.

  • Pinpoint your purpose. Think about why you want to study abroad and what kind of growth you’re hoping for to guide your program search and create a more meaningful experience.
  • Choose your learning style. Some programs focus on schoolwork, while others lean into culture, service, or travel. Pick the structure that gets you excited to show up every day.
  • Think about comfort levels. Reflect on how independent you’re ready to be and choose a program that supports you while still stretching your confidence.

Understand the benefits

Studying abroad in South America gives high school students a potent mix of academic, cultural, and personal growth. You’ll return home more confident, more aware of the world, and more prepared for college life.

  • Authentic language and cultural immersion. Engaging in daily conversations and routines with locals allows you to absorb the language and traditions in a way that goes beyond textbooks and typical tourism.
  • A globalized education. Programs in South America let you explore new academic environments, broaden your worldview, and strengthen your college applications.
  • Personal independence. Navigating transportation, school routines, and social expectations abroad boosts confidence and life skills fast.

Popular Providers

Latest Program Reviews

Shadowing Across Wards in Kenya: My Pre-Medicine Internship in Mombasa with International Medical Aid—Clinical Learning, Public Health Insight, and Personal Growth

December 21, 2025by: Avery Oppenheimer - United StatesProgram: Global Health & Pre-Medicine Internships Abroad | IMA
10

I spent three weeks in Mombasa, Kenya completing a medical internship that combined hospital rotations with community outreach. I shadowed doctors in surgery, the labor ward, and pediatrics, gaining valuable insight into patient care and healthcare delivery in a new environment. The hands-on learning and exposure to different medical challenges broadened my perspective and strengthened my passion for medicine. Outside the hospital, our community outreach work showed me how education can make a lasting impact in the lives of others. The accommodations were comfortable, and I especially enjoyed the local food—like the chicken dishes and chapati quickly became my favorites. When I was young, the doctor’s office was one of my least favorite places to be. I hated the smell of antiseptic wipes, the crinkle of the exam table paper, and especially the sharp sting of shots. If someone had told my childhood self that eight years later I would spend my summer in an East African hospital, shadowing doctors, observing surgeries, and rushing from ward to ward, I would have laughed and run in the opposite direction. But my fear of healthcare did not last forever. As I grew older, the very things that once scared me began to fascinate me: how the body works, how diseases disrupt it, and how doctors step in to restore balance. That curiosity is what caused me to apply for an internship with International Medical Aid and board a plane alone to a very unfamiliar location: Mombasa, Kenya. After interning in a hospital in San Ramon, California for a year, I thought I knew what to expect from my experience with International Medical Aid. I would be rotating through obstetrics, surgery and pediatrics. Also, because I have traveled in a handful of developing counties, I thought I knew what to expect from the environment around me. However, nothing could have prepared me for the totality of the experience in Mombasa. The city was chaotic, with crowded streets, blaring horns, and a humid air with the lingering smell of cooking fires and burning trash. A constant reminder that life here moved quickly and under challenging conditions. I was initially overwhelmed. Looking back, this experience has profoundly changed me. It enabled me to make a real difference in another human being’s life. Beyond a single patient’s case, the experience ignited my interest in global public health because I witnessed firsthand the disparities in healthcare delivery in such a resource-limited setting. I will never forget the day I observed an emergency C-section. Although Kenya is not among the top 10 African countries with the highest maternal mortality rates, it continues to experience a high maternal mortality (OD AWE 2023). In 2015, Kenya’s maternal mortality rate was 510 maternal deaths per 100,000 live births (Muthee R 2025). This is an exceedingly high number when compared, for instance, to the US maternal mortality rate of 17 per 100,000 live births in 2023 (WHO 2025). That day at Coast General, the mom was in distress, lying on her side in pain because she had been in labor for hours, and everyone in the room was tense. When the doctor finally delivered the baby, I felt such relief when I heard the first cry. But then, everything changed as the baby stopped crying and became limp, not showing any of the normal reflexes babies usually have. I kept waiting for someone to do something fast to address the situation, but the nurse did not seem worried at all. The seconds seem to drag on like minutes. The nurse moved slowly, cleaning the instruments like nothing was wrong. My heart raced. I knew the baby was not breathing, and I could not just stand there, so Dani and I gently but urgently tried to stimulate the baby’s body, which did not open the baby's airway. I spoke up and asked if they could suction the baby’s airway, and the nurse finally grabbed the bulb and cleared the mucus, and after what felt like forever, the baby gasped and started to cry again. I could finally breathe, too. That moment shook me. In a hospital back home, a whole team would have rushed in right away. But here, with fewer resources and a calmer attitude toward emergencies, things moved more slowly. The nurse was operating in an environment that was under-staffed and to her the baby’s status was not an emergency. In that moment, I felt I witnessed a situation that teetered on the edge of life and death. Responding to my perception of an emergency, I also learned that even as a student, I have a voice, and using it can make a difference. I believe it is crucial to act quickly when someone’s life is at risk, regardless of where the emergency takes place. As I reflect back on this moment, however, I can see that “less” does not necessarily mean “worse.” It means using the tools around you to the best of your abilities. In this case, for the busy nurse, that included relying on the two interns to try to revive the newborn. After that moment in the operating room, I started paying closer attention not only to individual cases, but to the entire healthcare system around me. Working at Coast General gave me an unfiltered view of what it means to practice medicine in a public hospital in Kenya. The wards were crowded, sometimes with 70 patients in one large room, and just a couple of nurses caring for everyone. Each morning, before even entering the wards, lines of patients waited in areas overflowing with people, and many of them had been waiting since dawn. It looked very different from hospitals at home, where there is privacy, access to technology, and a sufficient number of staff. Even though the doctors were working with so little, they were incredible. They cared about their patients and took time to explain things to us students. They were patient teachers, despite being clearly exhausted. When the doctor could not do well, it was not because they did not care, but rather because they lacked sufficient resources, staff, or equipment. Or the patient came in too late in the evolution of a disease process. Sometimes doctors had to make hard choices about which patients to treat first because there simply was not enough time or supplies for everyone. My experience in Kenya taught me that healthcare outcomes are not purely just about medicine and physician expertise, but also about systems, access, and resources. I saw how strong clinical skills mattered more without advanced technology to rely on. And I learned how important it is to speak up when something feels wrong, even as a student. My internship with International Medical Aid was more than just a learning experience, it was a life-changing journey. I came to Kenya eager to observe medicine in action and care for people, but I left with so much more: a deeper understanding of health inequities, a stronger sense of compassion and independence, and a clearer vision for my future career. In the developing world, healthcare, I learned, is not just about curing disease; the human being, who has come into the clinic for help, has a particular life story and background that is relevant to their reason for being there. Their treatment is embedded within a complex health care delivery system with its own limitations. In a developing country, what I witnessed is that delivering healthcare means working to create the best outcome possible for that patient. I will continue to carry the lessons of Mombasa with me into every classroom I sit in, every patient I meet, and every decision I will make as a future healthcare professional. Through this experience, I learned that fear can evolve into passion, challenges can lead to growth, and even the smallest acts of care can change or even save another person’s life. Most importantly, this journey showed me that medicine is not just a career, it is a calling to help people who need it most in the worst or hardest moments of their lives. And it has shown me how great the need is in other parts of the world.

Deals Banner Image
Apply for Scholarships & Deals on GoAbroad

to get exclusive discounts on meaningful travel programs!

Apply Now

Recent High School Abroad Articles

girl looking at phone in the dark with face lit up
Top Picks
two men chatting outside
Program Selection Tips
Teen boy writing in notebook
Health & Safety Tips
Students on a beach in Costa Rica
Culture Shock Tips
Backpackers hiking in the mountains
After Your Life Abroad
Firework display in city of Kuwait
Culture Shock Tips
Girl in library reaching for book
Travel Tips
lifeguard on duty
Travel Tips