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The document provides an overview of the University of Mary Washington exchange program for students from Sungshin Women's University. It summarizes the qualifications for international students, services available to help with the transition, academics programs offered, student life, and resources for international students. It addresses common concerns of Asian students and ways to help them adjust. It highlights strong academics, location, and resources to assist international students as reasons to study at UMW.
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