20 Reasons To Study Abroad in 2020
Submitted by CEABlog on Fri, 08/23/2019 - 13:43Looking ahead into 2020, CEA Study Abroad has compiled a list of 20 reasons why studying abroad (and/or interning ab
Looking ahead into 2020, CEA Study Abroad has compiled a list of 20 reasons why studying abroad (and/or interning ab
Famous for its bridges laced over picturesque canals, world-class museums, diverse population, progressive worldviews and waterfront buildings tucked cozily together, Amsterdam offers an ideal location
I fell in love with travel after studying abroad in Seville. I knew from my short time in Spain as a study abroad student that I had to go back to live like a Sevillano. During my senior year at the University of Colorado, I began researching ways to get back. My goal was to move abroad again and when I found an opportunity that provided me with a visa and a job I immediately applied for the position.
“Kristin… You’re going to study abroad in a big city?? But you hate cities!” This was a common phrase I heard from friends and family in the months leading up to my departure for Dublin. They were right, I hate cities. Everything about them makes me want to squirm.
I wake up in a dark dorm room with the curtains defending me against the harsh morning light. I groggily get out of bed at 7:40 a.m. and don my gho. The gho is the men’s formal dress in Bhutan, the equivalent of a suit in most other countries. It’s almost like a robe. The colors and patterns vary depending on the situation’s formality or personal preference.