A Study-Abroad Program: An Examination of Impacts on Student Attitudes

Abstract

This article examines the impact of a unique overseas political science program on the attitudes of student participants. It focuses on assessing attitude change in regard to worldmindedness and support for the United Nations and in regard to self-esteem and tolerance of ambiguity. The findings include the conclusion that a substantial degree of change occurred only on the self-esteem variable.

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