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Coffee in the Districts of Prague
My roommates and I would take turns waking up first and making a pot and then go about our days, I might have stopped at Starbucks or The Market on Larimer Square. back in Denver, CO where I attended university but that was about it for my coffee consumption- until I came to Prague., Cafe Cacao, perfect for breakfast with friends on the weekend or after class., With an outdoor seating area, this cafe is perfect for a nice day to read a book, chat with friends, or do homework., I’ve also been lucky to call this area my home, both during my year abroad but also as an Onsite Ambassador., Click Cafe getting coffee, meeting friends to catch up or just grabbing a quick bite and cup of coffee before returning to work.
https://www.ceastudyabroad.com/blog/content-creator/2017/11/24/coffee-in-the-districts-of-pragueJust an Extraordinary, Ordinary Day à Paris
The particular CEA study abroad program in Paris lets me enjoy, for lack of a less cheesy phrase, the best of both worlds (or if you’re more the literary type, as Voltaire would describe, “the best of all possible worlds”)., Lily and I starting our day in true parisian fashionMy routine has transformed into me and my morning breakfast buddy, Lily, grabbing our daily lattés, exploring the Marais, and finally, making our way to CEA for Haute Couture: History of Style & Fashion., My Sorbonne teachers have to bribe me to study by making this my view., However, the only acceptable thing for us to do is meet up with our friends Lily and Grace to check off #1 of our Paris bucket-list: discover a random new restaurant in each of the 20 arrondissements.
https://www.ceastudyabroad.com/blog/content-creator/2014/09/23/just-an-extraordinary-ordinary-day-à-parisA Place to Call Home in Barcelona
I chose to live with a host family during my semester abroad in Barcelona for the following reasons – friends who studied abroad recommended it, I wanted to improve my Spanish speaking ability, to be with locals who could answer my questions about where to eat and what to see and most importantly to have a place to call “home.”, They are very good about making sure I understand what they are saying and asking so my concern about my level of Spanish fluency ended up not being a problem., I can't thank them enough for making me feel like a part of the family.
https://www.ceastudyabroad.com/blog/content-creator/2013/04/05/a-place-to-call-home-in-barcelonaBlog Topic List
How will study abroad impact your future?, What do you wish you knew before going abroad?, Other Topic Ideas Greek Life Abroad Art abroad: Museums, street art, graffiti, etc., Navigating public transportation (or your host city in general) Making friends with international students Student life in your host city Life in a homestay Making CEA housing feel like home Small victories: Accomplishments in your new life abroad A local recipe Tips to stay physically and mentally healthy abroad Have a creative idea that isn’t listed?, Interning Abroad Are you participating in an internship while you’re abroad or are others onsite at CEA?
https://www.ceastudyabroad.com/blog/content-creator/2017/08/03/blogger-topic-listAix: My Home from Home
My street: Rue Cardinale, Aix en Provence It’s easy to feel homesick, disoriented, maybe even misplaced when you start your study abroad program., And above all, it’s so crucial to put your fears aside—of fitting in, of adapting perfectly to this new place, of never making a single embarrassing blunder., My family and friends are the most familiar things on earth, and yet, being apart from them, I am filled with more wonder at the gift of them.
https://www.ceastudyabroad.com/blog/content-creator/2014/04/14/aix-my-home-from-homeWandering off the Beaten Path
Right when the "study" part of study abroad set in and the midterms seemed as if they would never end, my friends and I stumbled upon a lesser known gem on the outskirts of Prague., Now I don’t necessarily recommend following in Šárka’s footsteps, but I do recommend making your way to the top of the bluffs and chilling out in the grass for a little bit.
https://www.ceastudyabroad.com/blog/content-creator/2014/11/14/wandering-off-the-beaten-pathAcademics in Rome: Italian & International Business
Oddly enough, when you prepare to study abroad in Rome, the actual classes you take sometimes end up on the back-burner in your mind., The school itself is quite small, but it’s nice because I get to see all of my friends hanging around even if we don’t have classes together., Overall, the actual "studying" part of studying abroad is an easy transition from college at home., Making sure to balance your travels and your schoolwork will take time to manage, but everyone figures it out soon enough.
https://www.ceastudyabroad.com/blog/content-creator/2019/03/06/academics-in-rome-italian-international-businessCall Your Mom
My mom constantly reminded me why I was studying abroad., She told me that no matter what I was feeling, I would be coming home in two months with or without making my experience worth it., I’m just a phone call away One of my best friends gave me this journal before I went abroad., Receiving letters abroad may be the best feeling of all time!, Don't let the possibility of homesickness prevent you from going abroad.
https://www.ceastudyabroad.com/blog/content-creator/2016/12/09/call-your-momLeaving your Heart (or Appendix) in Madrid
While abroad, I encountered surely one of the greatest challenges that could have come up for a study abroad student., Some of my friends brought me a five star meal while I was in the hospital!, I was missing everything: meeting new people, furthering my relationships with friends, missing school., But I came to realize, that these challenges were actually making me stronger and helping me learn a pretty valuable lesson., The friends you meet while abroad will be right by your side to help you through whatever you face.
https://www.ceastudyabroad.com/blog/content-creator/2017/12/09/leaving-your-heart-(or-appendix)-in-madridPublic Transit as a Passport
At the beginning of my study abroad experience, one of the things I was most worried about was how I would make my time abroad count., Since I would only be studying abroad in Paris for a month, I wouldn’t really have time to go explore other countries., Making friends is an important part of studying abroad, and I’m so glad I met the people who I got to know thanks to my program, but that didn’t mean they always wanted to do everything I wanted to, especially when it meant leaving the house when it was pouring rain outside!, However, even if you’ve never tried it before, going abroad is a great place to take advantage of the world of public transportation if it’s available to you., Most of all, it helps with that self-reliance thing that people always mention when studying abroad.
https://www.ceastudyabroad.com/blog/content-creator/2020/01/10/public-transit-as-a-passportMy Spanish Internship Abroad in Seville with FutboLISTAS
Interning Abroad in Seville, Spain: Navigating the World of Soccer I always dreamed of studying abroad in college, though COVID-19 delayed my plans., In addition to making strides on the pitch, the organization has secured more than fifty female mentors from a variety of careers, ranging from biochemists to pastry chefs, who serve as tangible references to the young Futbolistas., Through sports, they were given an opportunity in a foreign country to make lifelong friends, practice a new language, and play, a child’s right per the United Nations’ Convention on the Rights of the Child., Throughout the entirety of my summer internship abroad, I worked closely with Brittany Gropp, Founder and CEO of FutboLISTAS, the organization’s communications manager, and various head and volunteer coaches., At the start of my experience interning abroad, I brushed up on some notes from college regarding the inner workings of and business lingo for small startups and nonprofits., My Spanish Internship Abroad in Seville with FutboLISTAS
https://www.ceastudyabroad.com/blog/content-creator/2023/08/08/my-spanish-internship-abroad-in-seville-with-futbolistasFrom Prague to Krakow: A CEA Trip to Poland
This past weekend, CEA Study Abroad Prague recruited around 90 students for a legendary trip to Krakow, Poland., Enjoying a meal at Milkbar Tomasza Since the first night was ours for exploring, I gathered a group of friends and we ventured off into Stare Miasto (Old Town) to eat at a milkbar., Since 2010, milkbars have been making a comeback as reliable, small restaurants with friendly service and filling meals for cheap.
https://www.ceastudyabroad.com/blog/content-creator/2014/10/31/from-prague-to-krakow-a-cea-trip-to-polandLondon Food Tour: Great Eats for Good Prices
Making this list was hard given that everything I've had has been delicious, but I have managed to narrow it down to my five favorite restaurants I have been to while living here the last two months that I would want to immediately come back to when I visit again!, This is a common stop for me in the mornings and during my internship abroad when I am in need of a quick coffee or snack., A perfect spot for a pre-show dinner, or even quick appetizers with friends, the Fatt Pundit located between the Strand and Covent Garden has some great bites!, My favorite items that my friends and I ordered off their menu have to be the Sticky Sesame Vegetables, Lollipop Chicken, Vegetable Hakka Noodles, and the Tamarind Glazed Potatoes!, The atmosphere around the restaurant is also great and perfect for a night out to eat and drink with friends, and given the location it is the perfect spot to start the night!
https://www.ceastudyabroad.com/blog/content-creator/2023/03/05/london-food-tour-great-eats-for-good-pricesÀ bientôt Paris! From Your On-Site Ambassador
But, I can share what I’ve learned after coming full circle from my first study abroad experience two years ago., Adventures with friends I made abroad, exploring the passages with students on our Balade Composée, and riding a velib down the banks of the Seine on my own; it all flooded back to me., From the family I babysat for in Paris, to the friends I made abroad, to reaching out to new communities and making friends outside of my small bubble, every person I met along the way contributed to my experience and made these adventures more incredible than they could have been on their own., Visiting Honfleur What does this mean for those of you thinking about studying abroad?, Overall, my journey from study abroad student all the way to On-Site Ambassador shaped who I am today.
https://www.ceastudyabroad.com/blog/content-creator/2015/12/15/à-bientôt-paris!-from-your-on-site-ambassadorCurry Night in Brick Lane - A Cultural Experience in London’s Brick Lane
CEA CAPA's Curry Night in Brick Lane Having new cultural experiences is something to expect while studying abroad with CEA CAPA., Tim, our tour guide for the walk, was an expert at pointing out these fascinating sights, making sure we didn’t miss anything of significance., I recommend signing up for and attending these types of events and excursions while studying abroad., This’ll give you a chance to get to know your study abroad location and connect with the people in your London study abroad program., It's a great way to meet some new friends!
https://www.ceastudyabroad.com/blog/content-creator/2023/08/16/a-cultural-experience-in-london-s-brick-laneA Semester in Buenos Aires Studying International Business
CEA CAPA Buenos Aires’s Study Center provides a comforting environment for getting work done and hanging out with friends., For example, I have learned the importance of making ethical decisions for South America from both an environmental and economic standpoint from economic sustainability experts and teams., The diversity in the learning opportunities provided in field trips can be seen throughout this photoset: new restaurants, parts of the city, other towns in the country, and even surrounding countries are unveiled through a study abroad experience with CEA CAPA.
https://www.ceastudyabroad.com/blog/content-creator/2024/07/11/a-semester-in-buenos-aires-argentina-studying-international-businessApplying for Student Visas: What All Students Need to Know
You've most likely heard about it from your CEA admissions counselor or site specialist, from your study abroad advisors at your university, from your friends, and maybe even from your parents., Before you can depart for your adventure abroad, you need to apply for and obtain a student visa (for most study abroad programs)., Here are the 5 W's of student visas for study abroad: WHO?, To obtain a visa, you must apply at your study abroad country’s consulate., Under these types of circumstances, you would still be liable for the full cost of your study abroad program.Avoid these mishaps by making passport attainability one of your top priorities!
https://www.ceastudyabroad.com/blog/content-creator/2013/07/31/applying-for-student-visas-what-all-students-need-to-knowGranada Student Spotlight: Marlyse Martin
Anastasia Kingsley: What were some goals you had for studying abroad when you came to Spain?, Marlyse: I had two goals in mind when I came to study abroad in Granada., They have done such a wonderful job of accommodating us and making us feel supported through anything we have needed., AK: Would you encourage other students with your major/minor to study abroad in Granada?, I made sure to get schoolwork done during the daytime before going out with friends at night.
https://www.ceastudyabroad.com/blog/content-creator/2019/07/29/granada-student-spotlight-marlyse-martinThe "Study" in Study Abroad
This in international school 101, communications studies 3000, and Honors how-to-make-friends., It was just one conversation, it was just ten minutes and maybe I’m making too big a deal out of this but to me, it encompasses the entire reason why learning another language is important: to connect., The "Study" in Study Abroad
https://www.ceastudyabroad.com/blog/content-creator/2015/07/01/the-study-in-study-abroadMy Road Led to Rome
My study abroad in Rome university is better than yours., The SKEMA university international student club sponsored a Rome weekend trip making it easy for students to experience the Eternal City with prearranged bus transportation, hostel rooms and events., Me and several friends shuffled into the Basilica Saint Peter to take in the sites inside., However, this is probably how, someday, my whole study abroad experience will be, a brief, but incredible dream that was real.
https://www.ceastudyabroad.com/blog/content-creator/2017/05/09/my-road-led-to-rome