College Study Abroad Blog

November is the busiest month for semester students as they prepare for final exams, performance in end-semester cultural evening at the University, & a day trip to Surendrapuri. At the...keep reading

Alright so I guess it’s time to be cryptic. In case you haven’t guessed by this blog post’s title, we’re gonna talk about death today, but don’t worry! We’ll keep...keep reading

Author: Kate Carrington Recently, I had the exciting opportunity to visit the village of Sub Wai in order to explore the topic of land management. I found this unit particularly...keep reading

The program The CIEE program is located in a former remodeled church on the top of Vysehrad, so get ready for some toned legs and a beautiful view everytime you...keep reading

On Saturday I took a trip with my study abroad program! I woke up bright and early to join my fellow classmates for a trip to La Fageda. La Fageda...keep reading

One of my favourite opportunities in Hyderabad has been learning the basics of Kuchipudi, a South Indian classical dance form. Coming from my own background in western dance, it was...keep reading

Thursday, November 14, was a significant day for Seoul, nay, the entirety of Korea. Planes were grounded, the stock market opened late, subway lines increased, and parents bowed their heads...keep reading

Hey y'all and welcome back! My last post was dedicated to travel trips while traveling in Europe, but this week I wanted to focus on my very own city: Barcelona...keep reading

Alright, kids. Let's talk about adversity. Study abroad is great and presents many new challenges that I couldn't have been prepared for. Because frankly, at the end of the day,...keep reading

I was really excited to study abroad because it meant that I got a semester to take a break from Computer Science. I'm a CS major back in the US...keep reading