College Study Abroad Blog

As I become accustomed to living in Cape Town, and begin to think of this place as my home, I am continually surprised by my own adaptability. My thoughts, my...keep reading

Since coming to Cape Town, I have had so many amazing experiences that it is hard to choose just a few to write about. Before traveling to South Africa, I...keep reading

Study abroad in Costa Rica is not only an amazing way to earn credits and expand your knowledge of tropical ecology, sustainability, STEM, and the Spanish language, but it could...keep reading

On a Tuesday morning at 7:30 a.m., we boarded the CIEE van for our first community visit to the Baw Kaew protest village in Kon San district. Located two hours...keep reading

Where is it written that study abroad is for college juniors? In fact, there are a whole lot of reasons studying abroad in your sophomore year actually makes more sense!...keep reading

My name is Kelley Barrett and I'm a student on the Communications, New Media + Journalism program in Prague. Every Monday and Wednesday I make my way ... Every Monday...keep reading

My name is Eliza Siegel and I'm a student on the Communications, New Media + Journalism program in Prague. I am also an editorial intern at Transitions Online, a news...keep reading

By Nicole Timofeevski, Student of Central European Studies, Prague, Spring 2019 Picture this scenario: You are a student. You have worked hard in school and gained some skills participating in...keep reading

By Chandler Compton, Student of Central European Studies Program, Prague, Spring 2019 At my internship site, the Institute of International Relations in Prague (IIR), researchers from around the world are...keep reading

Did you know, of the 6,900 languages that exist around the world today, Mandarin Chinese is the most widely spoken? An estimated 1 billion people are native Mandarin speakers –...keep reading