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Are you a Global Nomad?
 Someone who has grown up in several different countries? If so, we believe we are just the school YOU are looking
for!
If someone asks you where your
home is and you answer "When?" or "Which home?" you are probably a Global
Nomad, someone who has grown up in different parts of the world, usually
because of your parents’ mobile professions. Or you may be like our student
Josh, whose parents are American but who grew up entirely in just one other
country. He is a Global Nomad too.
You are part of a very special undergraduate population, with valuable perspectives and needs — needs which are unlike those of the average U.S.
college student. We understand that. We’ve been working with Global Nomads
for a very long time. So, if you are interested in preparing for international life in the 21st century world, in a setting which you can really call "home," we have a school you should know about: The University of the Pacific’s School of International Studies.
Should U.S.
- American Universities Treat U.S. - American Global Nomads As "Hidden
Immigrants" or "American Students"? Pacific Two-Track Program For
U.S.-Passport Global Nomads says
"Yes, Depending on their needs."
Dr. Bruce La Brack, School of International Studies
University of the Pacific
Stockton, California 95211
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