Honors College Theses
Publication Date
4-6-2021
Major
Management (BBA)
Document Type and Release Option
Thesis (restricted to Georgia Southern)
Faculty Mentor
Dr. Curtis Sproul
Abstract
SuccessWay believes studying abroad is about more than getting another bullet on your resume. It is about self-development, finding yourself while connecting with different cultures, and getting out of your comfort zone. The best way to grow as a person is by pushing yourself to study abroad. SuccessWay will allow students to develop themselves through an honest opportunity for real growth and self-discovery in a way never offered before. Study abroad programs are typically managed by agencies outside of universities. These agencies' primary goal is profit. SuccessWay's mission is to provide students with real self-development opportunities. SuccessWay thinks first about helping students achieve their study abroad dreams, and then on making a profit out of it. We will provide honest and affordable guidance towards success. It will be a unique approach to the market.
Thesis Summary
SuccessWay believes studying abroad is about more than getting another bullet on your resume. It is about self-development, finding yourself while connecting with different cultures, and getting out of your comfort zone. The best way to grow as a person is by pushing yourself to study abroad. SuccessWay will allow students to develop themselves through an honest opportunity for real growth and self-discovery in a way never offered before. Study abroad programs are typically managed by agencies outside of universities. These agencies' primary goal is profit. SuccessWay's mission is to provide students with real self-development opportunities. SuccessWay thinks first about helping students achieve their study abroad dreams, and then on making a profit out of it. We will provide honest and affordable guidance towards success. It will be a unique approach to the market.
Recommended Citation
Campo, Santiago, "SuccessWay" (2021). Honors College Theses. 606.
https://digitalcommons.georgiasouthern.edu/honors-theses/606
