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Below is a small sample of what people are saying about ASA and our director, Lee Frankel. If you would like to talk to some of our alumni, just call our office toll-free at (888) 845-4272 and we will be happy to put you in touch with some of them.

From Leona S., a student from UC San Diego:

When asked if she would recommend ASA she said: "Definitely!!! And I already have. A student from my school has contacted me about the program and I have highly recommended it. I told her that ASA has made the process very easy; the process of applying and of transitioning."

From Lilli S., a student from UMass Amherst:

"ASA gave me the best four months of my life. I will forever be changed for the better."

From Christine M., a student from Penn State:

"Studying abroad with ASA is one of the best decisions I have ever made."

From Sarah S., a student from San Diego State University:

"ASA is the perfect program to study abroad. The site directors are always there to help you and the families as well. The experiences you have and the people you meet are unforgettable. "

From James B., a student from Temple University:

"I would highly recommend ASA to other students because of it's small size and careful support system. From the first phone call until filling out this evaluation, I knew I was expert hands."

From Scott Tayloe, Study Abroad Coordinator at Jacksonville University

"We love working with ASA! We are always confident that our students are well taken care of, the academic program is of the highest quality, and the ASA staff abroad provides strong support for our students."

From Marianne B., a parent who went to visit her son while he was studying in Madrid:

"Lee Frankel was a wonderful help in assisting my son and me in locating reasonable plane fares, in deciding which places in Spain to visit, and how to get accommodations in advance. Once in Spain, I realized everything he said was true! Lee set my mind at ease by providing essential information on a place I had never been. Lee's responses to my queries were always extremely prompt. Thanks, Lee!"

From Natalie Mello, Director of Global Operations for Worcester Polytechnic Institute:

"Our experience with ASA has been positive in every sense of the word. It was a pleasure working with Lee Frankel and ASA, and we look forward to continuing the relationship in years to come."

From Rebecca D., a student from Univ. of Colorado at Boulder:

"Choosing what program to study abroad with can be difficult, but once I found ASA I knew I had struck gold. The program is amazing and everyone in it is well taken care of."

From Ramona G., a student from Hofstra:

"I have learned more about myself than I have ever wanted to know. I now have friends from all over the world and I have been able to travel to places I thought I would never see."

From Kelly L., a student from UC Irvine:

"The price I paid to study abroad with ASA was worth every penny!"

From Melissa D., a student from Univ. of Arizona:

I would recommend ASA because I feel by having a program with a small amount of students, everything is much more personal and more geared towards the needs of the students who are studying abroad.

From Ryan B., a student from Penn State:

"ASA is a program that helped me to learn, love, and experience Spain in three and a half months in a way no other program could have."

From Jessica P., a student from Univ. of Minnesota:

"I think ASA is the best program out there from what I have seen. I have talked to other students who were in
other programs, and they didn´t have as good an experience. Mainly because their programs were so big, and there were so many other students that the directors did not have time to get to know the students one on one."