My school is hosting a study abroad program in the Black Forest in Germany. The program is a month long, and upon completion I'd receive credit for Intermediate German 1 & 2, which would enable me to attain a minor in German by the time I graduate.

Ordinarily I wouldn't consider this financially feasible, but the university is offering guaranteed scholarships that substantially reduce the cost, plus any further scholarships received from other institutions.

Only problem is, unless 15 people sign up we aren't going, which is an issue that happened last year.

sounds pretty good, lemme go with you

my university also provides study abroad programs, but ive always thought theyre too good to be true