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Studying abroad saves you time and thousands of dollars.

articles.moneycentral.msn.com — Next year, Christopher Schuller, a native of Nashville, Tenn., will complete his law degree at Oxford University, and he'll qualify to take the New York State Bar exam. Assuming he passes, he'll become a practicing attorney at age 22. He chose to attend college in England, where most undergraduate programs, including law school, are three years.

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  • SimmaDownNow, on 10/10/2007, -0/+0Don't fall into the trap of just attending a school abroad because it is in an exotic location or is relatively inexpensive. Also do the necessary research so that you are attending a school with a worldwide reputation, which is recognized everywhere. And, while not a huge deal, be prepared to defend or discuss American foreign policy with just about everyone.

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