There are many aspects to consider when choosing a
study abroad program. This
important decision can change your life as
you embark on an exciting adventure that is sure to
make an indelible and positive impact.
Florence: The
first decision, of course, is where you want to
study. Florence is a popular destination for study
abroad. As the birthplace of the Italian
Renaissance, Florence is home to over 60% of the worlds
Renaissance masterpieces. Florence is
geographically small for a city of its size so within a
few days of wandering around its neighborhoods you'll
feel right at home. At the same time its numerous
piazzas, museums, churches and cultural events provide
a lively and exciting setting in which to explore.
The
Cost: SRISA
has an extremely competitive tuition that can make
studying abroad feasible for many students who may need
to apply for loans or who have limited economic
resources for study abroad. It also allows
students to invest more into their art, studies, and
overall experience in Italy.
Your
home away from home: For
many people choosing to study in another country is a
once in a life time opportunity. Studying far from
home can be very exciting but a new culture can at
times be challenging. SRISA makes that transition
easier by being your home away from home. Many of
the faculty and staff members studied abroad in
Florence when they were in college as well and know
what it means to be a foreign student studying in
Florence. Faculty and Staff are always present on
campus for advice and friendly conversation. The
program size and faculty engagement in extracurricular
activities helps establish a relationship between
students and faculty and staff, making each person feel
a part of a dynamic community.
Quality: There
are many programs in Florence to choose
from. In sifting though the endless lists of
programs, there aren’t likely to be any that can offer
the same mix of cost, quality and community that you
can find at SRISA. The facilities are
first-rate, with the latest technology as well as
numerous supplies and equipment available for student
use. Class sizes are personable allowing students
one-on-one attention from their instructors to better
cater to their needs.
Santa Reparata International School of Art, SRISA - Via
San Gallo, 53r Florence Italy,
info@santareparata.org
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