College Study Abroad Blog

Hello everyone!! The semester before I came to Spain, I attended multiple crash courses and trainings on studying abroad that were mandatory from my university. I am also lucky to...keep reading

There’s a saying in Korean, “고생 끝에 낙이 온다”, translated literally as, “delight comes at the end of difficulty”, or “no pain, no gain”. Before I started learning Korean I...keep reading

By Fall Liberal Arts Student, Vuk Muyot. Buenos Aires is one of the cities with the most libraries in the world. In the History and Literature course, we visited two...keep reading

By Spring Liberal Arts Student, Maggie McCabe Being asked to reflect on my experience studying abroad, I don’t even know where to begin. I vividly remember boarding my second leg...keep reading

Cooking and eating are two of my favorite things to do, so when I heard we were going to have the opportunity to learn how to make traditional Chilean dishes...keep reading

I nervously bit at my nails, driving to the airport; scared of the unknowns and what would come of the next four months with the CIEE Iringa program. My friend...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

This week was the first week of classes, and so far I am looking forward to my Marketing course and Changing Nature of Business class the most. I am also...keep reading

A Special Weekend By Liberal Arts Student, Cameron Wilson What a weekend! The CIEE Fall Liberal Arts program was extremely fortunate to go to Iguazu Falls, where we were led...keep reading

More than 50% of students who study abroad during college choose Europe as their destination. Why buck the trend and take the road less traveled? The question was posed to...keep reading