1. www.unf.edu/coggin/abroad
Building 10, Room 2125
of alumni said studying abroad
contributed to their sense of
confidence in new situations or
when meeting new people
is the amount more
alumni earn, on average,
in starting salaries,
compared to recent U.S.
college graduates from
the general population
of alumni were
accepted into
their 1st- or
2nd-choice
graduate
school
of alumni secured a
job within one year of
graduation, compared
to only 49% of
respondents in the
general college
graduate population
WHY STUDY ABROAD?
UNF students
typically
participate in a
Coggin Study
Abroad
program each
year
Coggin Study
Abroad
partner
universities
around the
world
of undergraduates will study
abroad by the time they graduate,
making students with study
abroad experience very attractive
to employers
Sources
• AIFS Study
Abroad
Outcomes, 2013
• IES Abroad,
Career Benefits
of Study Abroad,
2012
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of Freepik