College Study Abroad Blog

By: Dorra Guermazi Jordan's landscape is a tapestry of awe-inspiring beauty and cultural heritage, where ancient wonders and natural marvels converge in harmony. While Petra and the Dead Sea are... keep reading

Studying abroad can be a life-changing experience, but it can also be overwhelming to pack for an extended stay in a foreign country. Here's a packing list for studying abroad... keep reading

Jordanian cuisine is rich and diverse, and the country's desserts are no exception. From sweet and sticky pastries to delicate floral-infused cakes, Jordanian desserts are a must-try for any foodie... keep reading

Jordanian cuisine is a delicious and unique blend of flavors from the Middle East, North Africa, and the Mediterranean. Here are the five most famous Jordanian dishes that you must... keep reading

Studying abroad is an exciting and enriching experience, but it's important to prioritize safety when exploring new destinations. Here are ten ways to stay safe while traveling abroad: 1. Attend... keep reading

Whether you're a natural polyglot or barely making it by with one language, studying abroad is the best opportunity to learn a new language. It is unlikely that there will... keep reading

Have you ever taken a jeep ride through the red sands of the desert? Or visited one of the Seven Wonders of the World? How about taking a swim at... keep reading

Amman is an amazing city to explore new cuisines and experience Jordanian cafe culture! During my semester abroad, I spent many evenings exploring new restaurants and cafes with my classmates... keep reading

By Alec Hoffman As a student with a passion for international relations and a good debate, I was instantly drawn to Model United Nations. For the layman, Model UN, or... keep reading

Stand in the Middle of a Cloud Ever wonder what it feels like to stand in the middle of a cloud? Then grab your backpack and head to the hills... keep reading

The bass vibrating in my chest, the beat controlling my arms and legs like a marionette doll, the melody and harmony changing roughly every three and a half minutes -... keep reading

CIEE Amman offers us the opportunity to take a class at Princess Sumaya University of Technology. Wanting to meet Jordanians my age, I took the opportunity and signed up for... keep reading

EAT With Israel and Egypt on one side, and Syria, Iraq, and Saudi Arabi on the other, it’s no wonder Jordan’s cuisine is so vast and varied. But the consensus... keep reading

The best way to discover your favorite corners of the world is by accident. I don’t mean to sound all #wanderlust-y, but wandering takes you places Google Maps and even... keep reading

The kufiya is a traditionally red & white or black & white scarf worn by men across the Arab world. The ghutrah, shemagh, ḥaṭṭah, or mashadah - as it’s called... keep reading