College Study Abroad Blog

As my semester in Alicante will soon be coming to a close, I wanted to take some time to reflect on my experience thus far. When first thinking of studying...keep reading

Shaurya, from Duke University, enrolled in Economics + Culture, wanted to shared his impressions about how to expand your social network while abroad. Check his impressions in this video.keep reading

How’s the fashion in Israel? What is the most common style for work or school? It’s time to discuss the big question of “what do Israelis like (and hate) to...keep reading

Ah Belgium… French fries, cold beers, warm people. But what about the weather? Yes, the weather can be a problem sometimes. However, what makes Brussels really special is the variety...keep reading

K-pop has become a growing source of popularity for Korea, and it has increased tourism as well. Many foreigners tend to want to visit Korea specifically to see their favorite...keep reading

This past weekend, our students packed their bags and headed out to the village district of Kilolo, located about an hour outside Iringa. After a quick lunch on Sunday at...keep reading

Get ahead of the curve Once you’ve decided to study abroad in the fall, start picking the brains of students returning from spring and summer study abroad! Get their take...keep reading

One of the most rewarding experiences when studying abroad are the connections that you make. Being an exchange student in Germany, Munich (a long time ago), I remember being excited...keep reading

Our second field trip starts with a visit to the San Gerardo Station, this station located a little above 1000 meters in elevation is part of the Children's Eternal Rain...keep reading

BY VANESSA CORREA, Teaching Assistant in the Sustainability and the Environment Program Authored by Vanessa Correa, Teaching Assistant. It is no secret that, since the industrial revolution, environmental contamination has...keep reading