Midwestern United States
Explore the vast region known for the Great Plains and beautiful Great Lakes.
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Learn MoreLake Forest College, Illinois Lake Forest College, Illinois Surrounded by lush woods and just a short walk from the beaches of Lake Michigan, this lovely campus lives up to its name. What’s more, the incredible city of Chicago is just a train ride away.
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Learn MoreTruman State University, Missouri Truman State University, Missouri A college small enough for professors to know their students by name, Truman attracts some of the brightest minds in the country by providing an engaged community of learners where individuals matter.
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Learn MoreUniversity of Wisconsin - La Crosse University of Wisconsin - La Crosse Study at UW in the city of La Crosse, located in western Wisconsin on the banks of the Mississippi River, an area frequently referred to as the Coulee Region and well-known for its exceptional natural beauty.
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Learn MoreButler University, Indiana Butler University, Indiana Explore Indianapolis, the capital of the state of Indiana. Besides being the site of the Indianapolis 500 car race, the city boasts a symphony orchestra, sports arena and numerous theaters and restaurants.
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Learn MoreMacalester College, Minnesota Macalester College, Minnesota Macalester provides the experience of living and learning at a top-ranked small liberal arts college in the vibrant, metropolitan area of Twin Cities - St. Paul and Minneapolis
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Learn MoreNebraska Wesleyan University Nebraska Wesleyan University Enjoy a bustling campus and join a student organization at a quaint college in the historic center of Lincoln, Nebraska’s state capital.
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Learn MoreBeloit College, Wisconsin Beloit College, Wisconsin Beloit is Wisconsin's oldest college located in a quaint Midwestern town 2 hours from Chicago, encouraging immersion with student organizations, community service, festivals and access to the big city.
Study Abroad in the Midwestern U.S.
Enjoy the spectacular plains and lakes of the Midwest and meet its residents, who are known for their friendliness and hospitality. Experience canoeing in the Boundary Waters, horseback riding in the Dakotas and hiking in the Ozarks. Admire the architecture and lakeside attractions of Chicago, the third-largest city in the country. Explore the restaurants, nightlife and music scenes of other big cities such as Minneapolis and St. Louis.
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