College Study Abroad Blog

Dongdaemun Design Plaza in Seoul has a large exhibition space which is continously changing. I was able to go to this exhibition, 'teamLab: LIFE,' before it closed. With multiple different...keep reading

I’m not a person who generally defines herself by the term “American.” New Yorker, for sure; German-American, absolutely. I’ve never felt a huge attachment to the country I was born...keep reading

Since coming to Seoul, I have been interested in pursuing activities which are normally outside of my comfort zone. One of these activities is hiking. Ansan mountain, which is remarkably...keep reading

On their first day trip, our students explored the Corsair City of Saint Malo which has an extraordinary naval history, only 45 minutes north from Rennes by train. It was...keep reading

It's exciting but also nerve-wracking to think: You are going to a foreign country, specifically Asian, that is crowded with people. You are afraid that people will look at you...keep reading

Cosmopolitan, culturally rich, and environmentally conscious are just a few words to describe the former Viking village known as Copenhagen. Every semester students flock to the city to experience Danish...keep reading

When it's time to decide where to study abroad, choosing the right city can be a challenge! Considering a study abroad program in London? We asked alumni to share their...keep reading

Hello! My name is Natalie Ma. I am a senior at California State University, Fullerton (CSUF), United States, double majoring in International Business and Business Administration with a concentration in...keep reading

Study abroad will change your life! We asked alumni to reflect on their time abroad and share a few tips to help future students prepare for the journey ahead. Check...keep reading

I had always heard that strikes and protests were a big part of French culture, but that was especially apparent to me when I arrived in Rennes. Naturally, I had...keep reading