College Study Abroad Blog

For m any students interested in studying or interning abroad, funding their program of interest is a top concern that comes to mind. Many students question if they qualify for...keep reading

By Allie Mahoney Coming out to Berlin with the intention to study and intern with a start-up company was the main thing on my mind. The last thing I would...keep reading

In our CIEE course Intercultural Communication and Leadership, one of the assignments was to explore what motivates someone to be part of the now-vilified world of bullfighting. Ricardo Chibanga went...keep reading

Academics: Only 3 school days left before reading and final exam weeks begin. I have been attending and keeping up with all of my classes due to my home school's...keep reading

If there's one thing you'll come to realize after studying abroad (and specifically in Amsterdam), it's that difference matters. When one pictures the Netherlands, it's hard not to immediately think...keep reading

I am so grateful to have the opportunity to give back to a community that has been so kind and welcoming to me as a student studying and living abroad...keep reading

My time in Barcelona was unforgettable and invaluable. I learned and experienced a lot throughout my three months living and taking classes in the city. One of the most important...keep reading

The title of this blog post has a twofold meaning for me personally, and I'm very happy to share these news with you! The COVID pandemic forced everyone of us...keep reading

"Food Dialogues" Authored by Arti Petal (Arti Patel is a 3rd year undergraduate student at UCLA as a Human Biology and Society major with a Public Health minor. Her goal...keep reading

An amusing story time about new friends and Doctors ordering chicken at midnight Some of the things that people expect when traveling to Korea are funny stories, so here is...keep reading