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Levine M et al. - Going abroad dramatically influenced changes, including a depth of compassion, acceptance of differences, recognition of societal ills, and a willingness to take risks to promote change. “Life-changing” experiences make it necessary, even critically important, that students live and learn in cultures other than their own.

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