Universities Reportedly More Proactive In Helping Students Adjust To Study Abroad Programs As They Struggle With Mental Health

The Wall Street Journal (11/11, Petersen, Subscription Publication) reports that study abroad programs are emerging as one of the most difficult areas for universities to manage, as more students struggle with mental health issues. To address the issue, schools are working with host families to identify problems and helping set up accommodations that students are accustomed to so they can adjust to new environments more easily.

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— “Junior Year Abroad, With Help From Your Therapist, “Andrea Petersen, The Wall Street Journal, November 11, 2019

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