Aggies Study Abroad

The Institute of International Education recently released its Open Doors Report, ranking Texas A&M University in the top 25 institutions for student participation in study abroad programs, owed in large part to the College of Liberal Arts.

“Of the 3,327 students who studied abroad in 2012-2013 Texas A&M, 912 were Liberal Arts,” said Christie Dunn, International Programs Manager. “We’ve held steady for a number of years contributing about 27 percent of all students studying abroad. We are the largest contributing college at A&M.”

Read more at liberalarts.tamu.edu.