Mexico:

Guadalajara

Guadalajara, the capital of Mexico's Jalisco state, has been called many things. The "Pearl of the West," and the "City of Roses" to name a few, but whatever the nickname, this enchanting city has been a vital part of Mexico's history for many centuries. Students today find it a bustling, modern metropolis with charm and beauty born of its long history.

Mexico City

With a population of 22 million, Mexico City is the third largest city in the world. This sprawling metropolis offers a distilled version of Mexico (in fact residents simply call the city "México") in a smaller area. However, with its efficient public transportation and 350 individual colonias (neighborhoods), many people say that it doesn't feel like a large city at all.

Puebla

Founded in 1531, this enchanting city has all the benefits of a modern, urban location with the charm of a small town. Add to that a temperate climate, friendly people, historic architecture, stunning volcanoes, and savory cuisine and you've just begun to understand the delights that Puebla has in store for you.

United States of America:

New York City

New York City has been called many things. 'The Big Apple,' 'The City That Never Sleeps' and many other nicknames - more than we have room or you have patience for in this article. The city is an icon, but it is also a vibrant, glowing metropolis, which offers some of the most challenging and exciting opportunities in the world.