An edition of The American undergraduate, off-campus and overseas (1977)

The American undergraduate, off-campus and overseas

a study of the educational validity of such programs

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The American undergraduate, off-campus and ov ...
W. Frank Hull, W. Frank Hull
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Council on International Educational Exchange
Language
English
Pages
60

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Educational exchanges

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United States

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The American undergraduate, off-campus and overseas: a study of the educational validity of such programs
1977, Council on International Educational Exchange
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Bibliography: p. 57-60.

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Series
CIEE occasional papers on international educational exchange ;, no. 20

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Dewey Decimal Class
370.19/62
Library of Congress
LB2283 .H83

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v, 60 p. ;
Number of pages
60

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OL4580306M
LCCN
77152847

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