By Eric Tiettmeyer

Another way to study abroad is to go through a U.S. unversity with a campus abroad or a U.S. study abroad program
provider and their network of schools abroad.
The advantage is that you will work with an admissions representative based in the U.S. who will lead you through the process.
Opportunities are available for both undergraduate and graduate degrees abroad.
Concordia University in Irvine offers a Master of Arts in International Studies throughout China (www.cui.edu/academicprograms/graduate/ international-studies). The one year program consists of 16 units during the summer at the Irvine campus. You then live in China and take 9 units in the Fall, 9 units in the Spring, and 4 units during the summer to complete a degree in International Business, International Education or
International Development.

Another university, Temple University in
Philadelphia, has a campus in Tokyo, Japan. There are a dozen undergraduate programs in a variety of disciplines. The campus also offers graduate programs in TESOL, an Executive MBA program and Law School.

Bard College - Germany
St Louis University - Spain
Webster University - Netherlands
NYU - multiple campuses