By Eric Tiettmeyer

In a nutshell, this is what you will learn from this guide. There are 300+ universities abroad that accept FAFSA financial aid. A few of them have advertised in this guide, so I hope that you contact them, apply, or simply apply for FAFSA and use their FAFSA code to see what financial package you will receive to study there.

+ You can study abroad for a summer, semester, a full degree, or even a for graduate degree abroad!
+ These 300+ universities abroad that accept FAFSA all over the world. You can study in Australia, New Zealand, the British Isles, Europe, South Africa, Canada, and even the Middle East
+ There are about 36 American Universities abroad, where the curriculum is similar to here in the U.S. with a four-year degree and all classes taught in English. Most importantly, they are all regionally accredited in the U.S. so all credit will transfer back to the U.S. We list these universities and many reasons they are a great place to study!
+ You can also get a BA degree in 3 years and a MA degree in 1 year throughout the UK, Australia, and New Zealand. This can save a student 25-50% on their tuition and expenses, and they can be in the work force a year earlier than their friends in the States!
+ Many universities abroad will accept students with a 2.7 GPA, but they are flexible. And you can transfer abroad with as little as 12 units. We show you

+ Veterans can use their GI Bill abroad like here in the U.S.! If you liked a country where you were based, stay there and get your degree! Or go back and study there!

+ Maybe you have a cultural connection somewhere and you want to go back - you were born there, your family is from there. We will help you figure out how to go and study there, even for 6-8 weeks this summer.
+ The nuts and bolts on what you need to directly enroll abroad - Visas, travel, admissions, transfer credit, safety, and more