College Study Abroad Blog

I remember very clearly the first time a friend told me that I HAD to visit a “pink lake” while I was in Australia. She informed me that one of...keep reading

Located on the southeastern tip of Mexico, dividing the Gulf of Mexico from the Caribbean Sea, the Yucatán Peninsula will dazzle you like no other location. Ancient Mayan ruins, spectacular...keep reading

I don't know about most of your class experiences, but mine has been mostly straight forward, come to class, be taught and probably take part in a discussion; this is,...keep reading

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

Being in a space different from what you know and are familiar with often brings with it some challenges. One of the biggest stresses that International students often face is...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

Are you a STEM major interested in study abroad, but restricted by rigorous academic demands? Stop wishing and start planning! Not only is international education critical to your professional development,...keep reading

If you've spent any time at all in the Netherlands, you know the weather is an unpredictable, ever-changing, intensively-discussed part of everyday life. Cloudy and rainy spells are talked about...keep reading

Every semester we like to dedicate a day to do community service avtivities with our students. This semester that day has been to reflect on the importance of reducing the...keep reading