That, of course, would be the most worst-case scenario. “The U.S. Embassy periodically receives information concerning extremist’ intentions to target American citizens or interests in Egypt” (www.state.gov). This may never happen, but it very well could occur in the near future. That is why putting safety before education and canceling Palomar’s study abroad programs was a wise decision made my President Diane Lutz.

In light of these recent announcements, I believe it would be a good idea to cancel the study abroad programs. Though I am in favor of the study abroad programs and its’ excellent experience it gives to the students, I feel that we should be more concerned with the student’s safety than with their education.

Of course many people are not going to agree with my opinion and would rather risk the chance of traveling on planes to foreign countries, but this is my question: Is it worth it? Should parents pay money to send their children to high

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