1. Introduction to Study Abroad in the USA
Insert Institution Name, Your Name, Title, Department

2. What is Study in the USA?
Studying abroad in the USA is both a fun and safe experience where one person travels to live in and learn about the United States.
"I had so much fun! The experience was incredible. I met the best people in the whole world. I would go again in an instant. THIS WAS THE BEST THING I'VE EVER DONE!" -Nikki, Study Abroad Student
                         

3. Top Reasons to Study in the USA
To have fun
To learn about other places and people (CULTURE)
To travel to the USA
To meet new people and make new friends
To study new things
To learn to speak English

4. Why Study Abroad in the USA
Develop leadership skills
Exciting experiences
Create new confidence and self esteem
“I had the time of my life!” Randi, 6th Grader
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5. Who Can Study in the USA
High school students: They can go for the school year, semester, or maybe just a few weeks out of the summer.
University Students: They can study for a summer, semester, year or even their entire university life can be spent abroad.

6. Why I Studied in the U.S.
Add your own reasons here why you studied in the U.S. to inspire them by learning from your perspective. These children may know very little about studying in the U.S., so now is your chance to pass on your knowledge to encourage studying abroad.

7. Study Abroad Student Experiences in the USA
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8. My Favorite Memory…
Tell students about one of your favorite memories from studying in the U.S. to help them understand the wide variety of things you can experience while in a different country.

9. Where Can You Go?
INSERT MAP OF USA

10. North East
Italy
France
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Greece
Germany

11. Mid West
Japan
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China

12. South
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13. West Coast
Kenya
South Africa
Ghana

14. My Experience in the U.S.
Create several slides here to show pictures of your time spent in the U.S. about where you lived, what you did, and who you met.

15. My trip to…
Use this slide to insert pictures from your time in the U.S. so that students can see more personal pictures. Don’t be afraid to insert pictures of yourself! Anyone can look up pictures of monuments on the internet or in a book, but by seeing you at these locations personalizes a trip.

16. How to Get to the USA Talk to your parents
Visit your school counselor and see what programs are available
Apply for a program
Get your passport
Pack your bags
Keep in touch
(international calling cards, international cell phones, s, and letters)
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17. Living Arrangements
Living arrangements vary from one locations to another. Possibilities include residence halls, host families, and boarding houses.
In some cases you will have a meal plan, in other cases your host family will provide your meals.

18. This is where I lived…
Use this slide to insert pictures or to discuss the living arrangements you experienced. If you lived both with a family and in a different setting, use those experiences to contrast. You could write pro/cons of different living set ups, or include a funny memory of culture shock or something surprising. Remember, the kids are interested in hearing about you, and hearing your story may enable them to not feel so scared about living away from home.

19. Everyone Can Study in the USA

20. Questions? Offer to answer any questions the audience
might have on what studying and daily life is
like in the U.S., or how if feels to be a
foreigner during college, or how if feels to
return home to your native country etc. You
will want to come prepared to answer
questions so consider these issues in
advance and how you may want to respond
to these concerns.