College Study Abroad Blog

This week, CIEE students and I were able to enjoy cooking and learning about Korean Jang. Jang is a Korean sauce made from soybeans, which is used in many Korean...keep reading

Quality cafes in the States are rare to come by. They are drives away and terribly overpriced for an underwhelming aesthetic. And Starbucks doesn't count as a cafe. But in...keep reading

Jeju, an island in South Korea, has always been on the top of my list of places to visit. This week, CIEE students and I were able to fly out...keep reading

Coming from Seattle, I thought we had a huge coffee and café culture. The idea of café hopping had no interest to me. So, when people were talking about the...keep reading

Are you looking for somewhere to relax surrounded by nature? Or are you looking for a great place to see the cherry blossoms when they bloom? Well, Seonyudo Park (선유도공원)...keep reading

Travelling within France has become one of my favorite things whether it’s a weekend trip or a very quick day trip somewhere. Because of the many options for public transport,...keep reading

Within weeks of living in Seoul, I quickly found my favorite restaurant. Just a 3 min walk from the dorms, unbeatable cheap prices, and delicious, delectable food. This restaurant really...keep reading

You might have seen it on Runningman, or The Amazing Race Australia, or on Netflix, but nothing beats the real-life experience of visiting Gwangjang Market (광장시장). It is a traditional...keep reading

When one thinks of France, one often thinks of food. Baguettes, crêpes, cheese, and croissants are some of the first to pop into my mind—all of which are relatively inexpensive...keep reading

In South Korea, it's common knowledge that when the cherry blossoms bloom it signals the beginning of the Spring season. But, I was proven wrong when I was doing some...keep reading