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...changes to campus social and residential life that the absence of these students will bring could be more significant and harder than expected for the remaining undergraduates to handle. At a College with 305 student groups, making room for the many students who take a semester abroad, like Adams, means organizations will have to revise their leadership timetables. Houses will have to work to reintegrate returning students into House life, while their absence could mean accommodating more transfer and visiting students to fill up empty rooms...
...says that she expects extracurriculars and Houses will adapt to the increase, and that she hopes students will not see the new push for study abroad as just another added requirement...
...curricular review results propose an “expectation”—not a requirement—of overseas study or work, meaning that students could just choose to ignore the suggestion. Only 6.4 percent of students polled by The Crimson in December listed study abroad as the most pressing issue for the review to address...
Edwards’ biggest initial challenge may be overcoming student inertia, and she hopes to use the office to marshal Harvard’s alumni and internationally oriented faculty and departments to make studying, interning and working abroad easier...
Students who are reluctant to study abroad cite the limited time to take advantage of academic opportunities at Harvard...