Study Abroad Programs in Bolivia
Located in the center of South America is a landlocked country which humbly invites the adventurous soul to partake in its rich diversity. From the highest capital in the world, which is the amazing La Paz, to the tropical and fiercely independent Santa Cruz de la Sierra, every person will find something that will fulfill their need for adventure, learning and culture.

4 Study Abroad Programs in Bolivia

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South America: Spirit of the Andes (College Study Abroad)
Take your college education to the mountains and jungles of Boliv...

The National Registration Center for Study Abroad
Study Spanish in Sucre Bolivia
We invite you to study Spanish, and be immersed in the unique cul...

Enforex - Spanish in The Spanish World
Learn Spanish in Latin America with Enforex
Learn Spanish in Latin America with Enforex and discover a countr...

Don Quijote
Learn Spanish in Latin America at Don Quijote
Live "the Spanish way" while learning the language at Don Quijote...
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A Guide to Studying Abroad in Bolivia
Geography & Demographics
Mountains and ocean are both easily reached while studying in Bolivia. The wonder that is Lake Titicaca, the highest navigable lake in the world, is a relatively short, scenic, and bumpy drive from La Paz. The Cordillera Real mountain range rising 18,000 feet and higher into the sky is an awe inspiring addition to the ride.
This Andean jewel of more than 10 million people of Amerindian, Mestizo, European, Asian, and African descent will attract a variety of culture seekers. The diversity continues with 34 indigenous languages spoken alongside Spanish, Aymara, Quechua, and Guarani.
The four distinct ecoregions provide great variety for outdoor fun. The Llanos region has an inviting humid, tropical climate. The Valleys and Yungas are also humid but with a more temperate climate. In the Chaco region, visitors experience an environment that is more semi-arid with rain and humidity. Finally, the Altiplano is unique with its Desert-Polar climate which produces strong, cold winds. The red cheeks of the population are a certain testament to the harshness of the Altiplano.
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