College Study Abroad Blog

Picking classes is stressful at your own college so imagine doing it in a completely different school via an all paper-based system in a new country. It is a thousand...keep reading

I remember very clearly the first time a friend told me that I HAD to visit a “pink lake” while I was in Australia. She informed me that one of...keep reading

CIEE has been selected as a finalist in the 2019 GoAbroad Innovation Awards Innovation in Technology category for our “Design Your Own” interactive webtool. CIEE developed the tool to help...keep reading

What an Alternative Break is, what we did, and a bit of what was learned along the way.keep reading

Located on the southeastern tip of Mexico, dividing the Gulf of Mexico from the Caribbean Sea, the Yucatán Peninsula will dazzle you like no other location. Ancient Mayan ruins, spectacular...keep reading

I am half Egyptian, Muslim, don’t cover my hair, and speak minimal Arabic. This led to me having a very different study abroad experience from my friends of other ethnicities...keep reading

Amman has an abundance of cafes. On nearly every street corner you can find a cafe, but whether it satisfies what you are looking for in a cafe is left...keep reading

During study abroad you experience something new almost everyday. I don't think I go more than an hour each day without learning something about Chilean culture, the people of Valparaíso,...keep reading

SIP Cultural show is organized by Study in India (SIP) program as a farewell dinner for all Spring 2019 semester students. This is the platform for all students to show...keep reading

This past weekend I had the opportunity to stay with a local family here in Seoul and experience Korean life in a new way. After a long week of classes,...keep reading