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Warren Wilson College encourages all students to study abroad as part of their academic experience, and it provides financial support for qualified participants. Qualification is based on credit hours, a minimum 2.5 GPA, residency, good standing in all areas of campus and academic life, acceptance of program policies and participation in orientation sessions and class meetings. Students may participate in a semester or year abroad in Asia, Latin America, Africa, or Europe or in one of the College's short-term study abroad courses: unique opportunities that combine on-campus learning with travel to many different parts of the world.

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Students in a faculty-led study abroad course work on a service project with community hosts in Nicaragua.

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Students who spend a semester at Kansai Gaidai University in Japan have the opportunity to live with host families.

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Students in the Art in Italy study abroad course in their Tuscan ceramics studio