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?We want our students hotels manhattan to see how business is run internationally,? said Enya He, an assistant finance, insurance, real estate hotels manhattan and law professor who is helping lead the trip. ?Especially in China, where the culture is so different from here in the West.?
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?The great thing is, students will be able to combine their courses and knock out six credit hours of a semester before fall even begins,? Geideman said. ?Learning in another country will really widen the students? horizons.?
?It?s all about global business,? Sexton said. ?We?ll be polishing their skills to get ready for real world business, and this is something they can put on their resume, which of course we really want.?
Students will visit global and Chinese firms such as Merrill Lynch, TTI Fort Worth, Volkswagen Manufacturing, Jones Lang LaSalle, HSBC Commercial Banking and AXA HongKong, as well as historical and cultural locations.
?They will get a good blend of culture and business,? Sexton said. ?We want them immersed in the culture so that when they walk away, they?ll have a better understanding of their language, culture and people.?
Details won?t be finalized for another week or so, but professors expect the trip to cost about $7,300 per student, which covers tuition for two classes, books, program fees, health insurance, airfare, ground transportation, lodging, tours, breakfast and other costs.
Business economics junior Joshua Easley said he planned on applying for scholarships to cover the cost of the trip. Financial aid is available to students hoping to study abroad if interested students meet with a financial aid counselor before registering for spring classes.
?I?ve been wanting to do a study abroad trip for a while,? Easley said. ?I was just waiting for something to fit me, and this does. I?ve always been very interested in the Asian culture, hotels manhattan so this is right up my alley.?
hotels manhattan ?You have to make it a point to travel because you learn so much,? Geideman said. ?It changes your outlook on the world. It will be fun ? and crazy at times ? but all in all it should be a great adventure.?
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