Goucher’s study-abroad mandate attracts students

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Goucher College’s 287 leafy acres are tucked off Interstate 695, a short drive north of Baltimore City, but its students are a world away.

The liberal arts school became the first in the United School two years ago to require its students to study in other countries, and the distinction has piqued the interest of other schools while attracting students from states near and far.

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