Greek students (M=1.09, SD=.322) reported a significantly higher amount of
personal growth than non-Greek students (M=1.26, SD=.516). Similarly, Greek
students (M=1.10, SD=.370) reported they were able to relate to people from
different cultures much better after an education-abroad trip than non-Greek
students (M=1.33, SD=.578). In both of these situations Greek students reported
more benefits from study abroad than non-Greek students. Table 4 displays the
descriptive statistics results.