High School Summer Abroad Blog

Throughout the month of July I’ve taken over 1,000 pictures during my stay, capturing small things such as the traditional food we ate to pivotal moments like the World Cup...keep reading

Today is officially two full weeks of being back in the states and I must admit that it was hard readjusting. Spending three weeks in the DR was definitely a...keep reading

3la slamtkum! Session II Rabat Language and Culture students officially said their farewells to their host families, teachers and l Maghrib. Everyone knew the program would have to end but...keep reading

It's the end of the program and in the most simple words I'd like to say I'm sad. I'm sad that this is all over. I'm sad that this is...keep reading

Can you tell us some of your favorite memories from the program? “It’s hard to choose just one favorite memory because there are so many! One memory that I really...keep reading

It is our last week here in Guanajuato and we are not ready to leave! Today we explored another corner of Guanajuato called La Prese de la Olla . We...keep reading

The time sure does fly when you're having a blast! As our Global Navigators continue on with their attempt to do and see everything that Dublin has to offer there...keep reading

This past weekend we took an excursion to learn about nopales , or cactus. In a quaint town called Valtierillia, they cultivate these nopales to make all sorts of products...keep reading

Nanjing Street (南京路) Shopping Area Photo Credit: Noah Davidson (CIEE in Nanjing student) Shanghai Urban Planning Exhibition Center (上海城市规划展示馆) Photo Credit: Ruthie Stein (CIEE in Nanjing program leader) People's Park...keep reading

Last weekend, our students enjoyed a daytrip to the walled medieval city of Carcassonne. Carcassonne is about an hour away from Toulouse by bus. It’s a medieval walled city that...keep reading