College Study Abroad Blog

Before going to Madrid, I thought about all of the things I wanted to do, all the places I wanted to see, and all the experiences I wanted to have...keep reading

My group of friends took a trip to Han River Park this weekend! To say it was beautiful is an understatement. We arrived a few minutes after sunset, barely catching...keep reading

You know what they say, time flies when you're having fun! The first two weeks of study abroad are already in the books! Before the program started, I was extremely...keep reading

What a day! The birds are singing, the sun is shining... oh no, it's shining too much. It's hot! Where are the clouds? Nonetheless, it was a beautiful day in...keep reading

“Hygge” is a concept that has confused and confounded foreigners in Denmark for many years now. A word native only to Danish and Norwegian and untranslatable to all others, “hygge”...keep reading

I never intended to move out of New York state for college. Actually, I never planned on moving off of Long Island at all. When I was younger, I had...keep reading

Recently, I had the pleasure of trying icecream fondue, a new dessert event hosted by Baskin Robbins. Honestly, I never knew how fancy and chic Baskin Robbins can be until...keep reading

Dear Seoul: WHY IS THE WIFI SO TERRIBLE? For such a connected city that provides accessible public wifi practically everywhere, having great wifi for actual college classes is a frustrating...keep reading

See the beauty in the people, the places, the conversations, the vibrancy, the solemnity, the poignancy, the undertones. Smell the very sources of all that heal, soothe, enliven, and preserve...keep reading

In May of this year, CIEE Legon hosted a faculty-led Engineering group from the University of Houston, in collaboration with the School of Engineering Sciences (SES), University of Ghana. The...keep reading