College Study Abroad Blog

Since the CIEE program started a month ago, I would like to share with you my favorite places to eat in the Sinchon neighborhood! Whether it is to eat sweets,...keep reading

Many locals comment on the crisp blue skies of Madrid´s skyline. Our CIEE students enjoy this view close up with one of the multiple (optional) cultural activities that goes on...keep reading

Within a few steps from most corners in Madrid´s center, finding Chinese food is easy, and finding “hot pot” Chinese food requires even less effort. It’s normal for flavors to...keep reading

Coming to Yonsei was like jumping from a small pond into a large lake. The environment was totally different. Yonsei has around 19,000 undergraduate students. For those who will attend,...keep reading

Today, most students and visitors to Madrid enjoy a hot cup of chocolate with churros. Many Liberal Arts students tell us it is one of their favorite customs that they...keep reading

When you hear the name “France,” you probably think of the Eiffel Tower, Louvre Museum, and maybe even the Pixar movie “Ratatouille!” But have you ever heard of Toulouse or...keep reading

The largest city in Spain, Madrid has a wide variety of study abroad program options for students looking to explore Spanish culture and language. Whether you want to spend a...keep reading

One of the favorite student neighborhoods in Madrid is Malasaña. Practice saying: “Me mola Malasaña,“ which is what many madrileños say in Spanish for "I like the hip and trendy...keep reading

The following days before my flight and arrival in Seoul, I expected to struggle and have anxiety, since I wouldn't any of my immediate family, friends, or my boyfriend with...keep reading

In many open air markets in West Africa, bargaining is a big part of the buying and selling culture and Ghana is no different. In Accra, the capital, you can...keep reading