College Study Abroad Blog

By: Uma Divekar Studying abroad in Paris through the CIEE Business + Culture program has been nothing short of a transformative adventure—easily one of the most exciting chapters of my... keep reading

@cieestudyabroad Just a few of the countless benefits of studying abroad! #cieestudyabroad #studyabroad #benefits #whystudyabroad #internationalstudent #culturalexchange Same Cycle Different Day - xJ-Will If the questions “why study abroad?” or... keep reading

By: Deborah Moreno I arrived in Berlin nearing the end of the summer. People wore less layers, sunglasses, and seemed chirpier. With time, the weather has become gray, wet, and... keep reading

By: Kyin Sheldon Studying abroad in London was nothing short of life-changing. From the moment I arrived, I knew this city would be a mix of academic challenges, personal growth... keep reading

By: Henry Grosso For this blog post, I felt it was only right to talk about something Berlin-related because, after all, I came abroad to study in Berlin. Coming to... keep reading

By: Rebecca Bollich Exploring the stunning cities of Cádiz, Ronda, and Córdoba on day trips with CIEE has been one of the highlights of my study abroad experience. These excursions... keep reading

Authored by Diego Lara When asked where my favorite place to study abroad is, I stopped to think about my experiences. I want to think about all the memories and... keep reading

初めまして・Hello・Apa khabar・Selamat・Nǐ hǎo・வணக்கம்・السلام عليكم Greetings in languages I hold dear! My name is Nur Izzah Liyana Binti Mat Nayan, but you can call me Riyana. I’m the Pre-College Program Coordinator... keep reading

You should study abroad in Toulouse (that should not even be a question). It is a wonderful experience that leaves you enriched, happy, challenged, and ready to conquer (okay, maybe... keep reading

By: Kashmala Arif Paris is a destination that has inspired poets, artists, and dreamers for centuries. Beyond its romantic allure and vibrant culture, Paris is a living museum of architectural... keep reading

One aspect of studying abroad in a foreign country that comes along with the amazing experiences is realizing and being grateful for everything you have at home. I really never appreciated how nice it is to be around your native language and the importance of being able to communicate. I’m very lucky, since most Danes speak very good English, so I can get by, but if I had traveled to a different country it would be even more difficult. By studying abroad, I feel I have become a lot more confident and independent. One aspect that has helped me is having an amazing host family. I think my experience would have been a lot more challenging if I didn’t have them.

By: Caroline Button As I count down my last month in Berlin, it's hard to wrap my head around how much I’ve experienced in such a short time. By the... keep reading

Sydney's streets are alive with vibrant street art, showcasing the city's creative spirit and cultural diversity. Join us on a tour of some of the best spots to discover captivating... keep reading

By: Bridget Newman Have you ever made a mistake so big you feel like the world is ending and your life is over? I have! This was the feeling I... keep reading

By: Greta Kerkhoff In my time studying abroad in Rome, Italy it was easy to get overwhelmed in the city. Not only is it crowded, but the scale and intricacy... keep reading