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Study Abroad Costs in 2026-27
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Study Abroad Costs in 2026-27: The $10,000 Question Every Office Should Be Ready to Answer

The research we unpacked in Part 1 of this series put figures on what every advisor already knows: cost is the first barrier students’ name, and most families are budgeting for a five-figure total before they ever open an application. This post moves from diagnosis to response — because study abroad costs in 2026-27 are less a pricing problem than a communication problem, and communication is entirely within an office’s control.

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Study Abroad Demand 2026-27
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Study Abroad Demand 2026-27: The Students Still Want to Go — They’re Just Choosing Differently

This is Part 1 of Reading the Signals, a five-part series decoding the newest 2026 research on US study abroad — Terra Dotta’s fifth annual Voice of the Students survey and IIE’s Spring 2026 Snapshot — and turning each finding into practical guidance for study abroad offices. Where our Disruption Playbook series mapped a crisis, this one maps the recovery.

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Study Abroad Programs
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Resilient Study Abroad Programs: COVID Lessons for the 2026 Disruption

This is Part 5 of The Disruption Playbook, our six-part series for study abroad professionals navigating the planning challenges of 2027–28. In earlier parts our team has written about the new global routing environment, destinations where displaced programs can find new homes, a no-regrets approach to risk management, and the budget conversations rising airfares are forcing. This installment is more personal. I want to share what I learned about program design during the 2020 pandemic, and how those lessons are shaping the choices we are making at Authentica right now.

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Study Abroad Program Costs
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The Budget Realities: Managing Program Costs When Airfares Are Rising

This is Part 4 of The Disruption Playbook, Authentica’s six-part series for study abroad offices navigating the fallout from the Middle East airspace crisis. Part 1 mapped the routes that changed. Part 2 introduced the learning objective swap. Part 3 covered risk management. This part deals with the number everyone is watching: what is this disruption actually costing us, and what can we do about it?

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