Yes, absolutely. It depends on the school you go to while you’re there, but you should be able to take classes in English with no problem at all.

It’s probably a good idea to learn SOME Italian to make sure you can get around and communicate with people.

Usually when you study abroad, your college cooperates with a college in that country and you set up everything through the college you already go to. Does your school have a study abroad program of its own? Or does it at least have a Study Abroad office? If not, you might be able to study abroad with another college as long as you talk to all the necessary people and make sure your credits will transfer. Sometimes grants and scholarships can transfer too to help pay for the school in Italy.

Look around online for study abroad programs. I haven’t studied abroad, so I can’t tell you EVERYTHING you need to know, but I was trying to study abroad last year so I went to informational meetings, picked up brochures, talked to Study Abroad counselors, etc.

Sure you can dear. The easiest thing to do is to probably arrange to stay in a hospice or family home so that they can help you learn Italian. There are many places that you can go to look or people that can arrange for you to stay in these places WHILE making sure that they are safe for you and not weird people or fakes. Depending on which university you choose to study abroad at, there are many English classes. There are a lot of people that go out of their home country to attend school. What you would probably need to do is take a few beginners classes and make some friends to help you. It will be a breeze as long as you have the dedication, committment, and determination to do it!