College Study Abroad Blog

Growing up, I remember always being told to try new things and remain optimistic. There was always a catch with this advice; the new things and optimism suggested should still...keep reading

a poem by Allie schultz On every wheel-turned inch, I ask what I can give the roads before they leave me. Into the gravel past my back, I see enough...keep reading

Leaving the familiarity of your college town, packing all your belongings and traveling to a different country is an intimidating feeling. For me, I was ready to jump on the...keep reading

by Anna Spoerre You know those views that stop you in your tracks? Well here at the university your walk to class every day will be just that. The scene...keep reading

I am happy to tell you about my experience with CIEE - mainly because I absolutely loved my study abroad experience! I studied at the Global Institute in London for...keep reading

I heard a quote somewhere that resonated with me so much. I can’t seem to find who said it, unfortunately, but it goes like “The best time to experience new...keep reading

Imagine being so densely packed into a train car that you can’t even move your arms to pull your phone out of your pocket. This is the everyday reality of...keep reading

Living in London is quite the challenge, especially when staying in student housing like Chapter Kings Cross where space and kitchen safety turn living and cooking into a nightmare. Space:...keep reading

Meet Jill Name: Jilliann Simms Hometown: Littleton, Colorado School: University of Colorado at Boulder Study Abroad: Open Campus Madrid, Spain: Block 1 (01/08 - 02/17) & Block 2 (02/19 -...keep reading

South Korea is known for having a multitude of dessert cafés. he competition for originality is fierce and the cakes must be just as good. But sometimes the superior aesthetic...keep reading