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Instead of focusing on faculty research contribution, we highlight global citizenship, as measured by US News & World Report's ranking of student participation in study abroad programs.
Located in North Carolina, Elon University is a mid-sized private institution with 6,500 undergrad and graduate students that offers 60 different undergraduate majors.
Almost 3 out of 4 Elon students – 72 percent – participate in study abroad programs that range from global health in Costa Rica to film production in Prague to "The meaning of life in fire and ice," an immersive philosophy program in Iceland.
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