Despite restrictions, interest in study abroad is stable
In just a few minutes, the tragic events of Sept. 11, 2001 drastically changed the lives of many Americans. Not only were thousands of people murdered and not only was an international landmark destroyed, but the nation's sense of security was threatened; Americans' views of the world changed. Perhaps, then, it does not seem unreasonable to assume that these events, as well as the ensuing War on Terror, may have dampened student interest in international study abroad programs. Yet officials at Yale and several other top colleges and universities said recent international tensions have had...
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