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Male Students in Study Abroad - Alumni Ambassador Brian Heimowitz Speaks Out
The greatest lesson I learned from my whole semester abroad is that when you find yourself making an assumption, ask a local instead., CEA: Why did you choose to study abroad?, Brian: I chose to study abroad because all of my older friends who had done it said it was the most amazing experience of their life., All of my graduating friends who did not do it said it was their biggest regret., CEA: How have you changed because of your abroad experience?, Male Students in Study Abroad - Alumni Ambassador Brian Heimowitz Speaks Out
https://www.ceastudyabroad.com/blog/content-creator/2013/04/24/male-students-in-study-abroad---alumni-ambassador-brian-heimowitz-speaks-outAn Oklahoman in Barcelona: aventuras con mi familia española
One of the reasons I decided to study abroad in Spain was to improve my Spanish language skills because in Oklahoma there is a large medically underserved population and many of them do not speak English., In regards to the food, my host mom does a good job at making tasty local dishes., One day I was making myself a peanut butter and jelly sandwich and she had a curious look on her face., I have learned how a Spanish family functions, eats and socializes with friends., I want to thank Lupe for making me her “fourth child” and giving me the opportunity to have an unforgettable semester in Barcelona.
https://www.ceastudyabroad.com/blog/content-creator/2013/04/22/an-oklahoman-in-barcelona-aventuras-con-mi-familia-españolaConnecting Study Abroad to Life after Graduation
Studying abroad and being immersed in a completely foreign culture has changed the way I see the world., All of my experiences abroad will help me in life after graduating., Europe has cheap flights and discounted train tickets for students making it simple to take off on a couple weekends and discover and learn from your surroundings., Make worldwide friends and connections., Studying abroad often makes you open your eyes and reevaluate your own beliefs and values., Connecting Study Abroad to Life after Graduation
https://www.ceastudyabroad.com/blog/content-creator/2013/04/11/connecting-study-abroad-to-life-after-graduationStudy Abroad: It's Important for Post-Grad Too
But I think the better question would be: what lessons from study abroad don’t stick with us after graduation?, I have made friends from Massachusetts, California, Colorado, New York, as well as some from Dominical, Puerto Viejo, and Montezuma and Costa Rica., But along with the friends I’ve made, the program has been very useful in making some contacts that could be useful later on in my career., In a nutshell, adventure has become a top priority of mine during my study abroad experience., Study abroad can teach us a lot about different host countries, other people, and ourselves., Study Abroad: It's Important for Post-Grad Too
https://www.ceastudyabroad.com/blog/content-creator/2013/04/09/study-abroad-it's-important-for-post-grad-tooA 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-barcelonaCultural Differences in Aix-en-Provence
After having studied French language and literature for about seven years throughout high school and college I thought I knew a lot about French culture until I arrived to study abroad in Aix-en-Provence, France., I am making generalities here in order to emphasize the differences I have noticed between French and Americans., Out at restaurants and walking around with a group of my friends we stand out because we speak English and we speak slightly louder.
https://www.ceastudyabroad.com/blog/content-creator/2013/03/27/cultural-differences-in-aix-en-provenceLife During and After Studying Abroad - A CEA MOJO Perspective
Study abroad programs are available dime a dozen these days., It’s honestly not about where you choose to study abroad but it’s about what you do there., When studying abroad students should make optimum use of their time and resources so that they can come out the other side with a number of friends, connections, experiences on travel & local culture and more., A great example of making use of a connection I made here could be keeping in touch with my fashion teacher., More over by making a number of friends, I have been able to travel all over the EU and hence been able to experience and discover new cities and markets., Life During and After Studying Abroad - A CEA MOJO Perspective
https://www.ceastudyabroad.com/blog/content-creator/2012/11/27/life-during-and-after-studying-abroad---a-cea-mojo-perspectiveBecoming a casteller in Barcelona.
I wanted to study abroad in Barcelona to improve my Spanish and grow as a person., Human towers are formed by castellers standing on the shoulders of one another making several levels., Given that the tradition of Castells is so important in Catalunya, I have learned a lot about the Catalan culture and people through my friends in las Arreplegats., In the beginning of this semester, some serious personal issues occurred in my life and my friends in Castellers were there for me., I have seen first-hand how globalization has changed the jamón (ham) industry, making it one of the most exported products in all of Spain.
https://www.ceastudyabroad.com/blog/content-creator/2012/11/27/becoming-a-casteller-in-barcelonaCEA MOJO on Life After Graduation: Finding a Home Away from Home
With my Tica mama currently making me and my roommate vegetable soup, I couldn’t be more sure of this new revelation: Wherever my feet touch, I can find a home., To be honest, before study abroad, I knew that after graduation my life would consist of living and working abroad in public health., So life abroad hasn’t changed my life in an adaptability or travel bug kind of way, but it has in another capacity., Before all of this, I viewed living abroad as foreign, and that’s what made the idea of it so thrilling to me., I fell into a routine of having a homemade breakfast with gallo pinto and huevos, going to Spanish class at Veritas U., meeting friends for lunch, occasionally volunteering in projects empowering women or turtles, and driving through the mountainous countryside on the weekends for excursions.
https://www.ceastudyabroad.com/blog/content-creator/2012/11/21/cea-mojo-on-life-after-graduation-finding-a-home-away-from-homeThey're Back: Introducing CEA's Fall 2012 MOJOs
I am studying abroad in London for the semester, and am studying English literature while here., I am hoping to make new friends, travel and open myself to new experiences while abroad., Matt Mitchell - CEA MOJO in Paris I am currently a Senior at the Montclair State University studying film making and Slavic area studies.
https://www.ceastudyabroad.com/blog/content-creator/2012/10/24/they're-back-introducing-cea's-fall-2012-mojosThe 5 Don'ts of Studying Abroad
Although it is impossible to prevent you from making all mistakes, the following five ‘Don’ts’ will help you make the most of your adventure abroad!, You talked to friends or classmates who have studied abroad and even met people from the destination to which you’re traveling., You will many mistakes while studying abroad., If you are not making some mistakes, then you are not progressing as much as you could be., He is the Student Services Representative at Diversity Abroad., The 5 Don'ts of Studying Abroad
https://www.ceastudyabroad.com/blog/content-creator/2011/12/21/the-5-don'ts-of-studying-abroadFind Funds Fast: Last Minute Funding for Spring 2012 Programs
And for access to many experiences in life, including study abroad, money is essential., Allow us to show you a few last-minute ways to access different types of study abroad funding., This way, you could even tie in some language practice with your money-making efforts. 3., MyTab, a social travel registry, allows you to use your Facebook and Twitter pages account to ask family, friends, cousins, etc. to contribute to your study abroad experience., Although seemingly hidden, the money for study abroad is out there.
https://www.ceastudyabroad.com/blog/content-creator/2011/11/03/find-funds-fast-last-minute-funding-for-spring-2012-programsA Tuscan Outing: Active Learning in The Culture of Food &Wine in Italy
One of the great opportunities about studying abroad is being able to take classes that allow you to learn both inside and outside of the classroom., Here we walked through the entire factory and learned about the different steps and ingredients involved in making pasta from scratch., Gathered around a large table, we enjoyed great food, wine, and conversation among friends.
https://www.ceastudyabroad.com/blog/content-creator/2011/04/07/a-tuscan-outing-active-learning-in-the-culture-of-food-wine-in-italyMeeting Argentina through Wide Eyes
Well, it appears that there actually is a “study” to “study abroad.”, I know people from all over the world and I’m even friends with Argentines., By making friends from all over and talking to my CEA friends’ homestay families, I’ve now done things like: • Go to an 85-year-old Spaniard’s birthday party • Go to a REAL milonga – one that’s built into someone’s house like they used to be in the beginnings of tango • See sights that I’d only dreamed of (Iguazu Falls, the Andes, etc.), And while I’m possibly becoming the widest study abroad student in the world, thanks to my high intake of Argentina’s delicious empanadas, I plan on continuing to do my study abroad time up big too!, Caroline Atwood is currently studying abroad in Buenos Aires, Argentina.
https://www.ceastudyabroad.com/blog/content-creator/2010/09/13/meeting-argentina-through-wide-eyesPart 3: Hello from Costa Rica!
This spring, Professor Dorothy Anthony and Shirley Michaels from Keystone College have taken 12 students to San José, Costa Rica, as part of a faculty-led study abroad program customized in partnership with CEA., These students are making friends and having experiences together that will bond them for a lifetime.
https://www.ceastudyabroad.com/blog/content-creator/2010/05/31/part-3-hello-from-costa-rica!Meet Raquelle's Aix-en-Provence, France
Raquelle Koontz is studying abroad this semester in Aix-en-Provence in France., I went with CEA as my program because they were always incredibly friendly and helpful in my communication with them, and I had gotten many good reviews from friends – and now I LOVE CEA., You just have to be active in getting in contact with others and making time to meet up with people., Post-Study Abroad When I do return to my home university in Kentucky, I hope to get involved in the Education Abroad office in order to encourage other students to study abroad – because it’s awesome!, On a Lighter Note I must also say that my iPod Touch has been one of my best friends while I’ve been here.
https://www.ceastudyabroad.com/blog/content-creator/2010/04/30/meet-raquelle's-aix-en-provence-franceOne Week And Counting
The time for making a decision is here., You have one week until prices on most CEA 2009 Summer & Fall study abroad programs increases., Visa & passport documents, housing choices, and convincing your friends to join you (you'll save more money) - they all take time.
https://www.ceastudyabroad.com/blog/content-creator/2009/01/23/one-week-and-countingCEA's September Savings: Week 1
$2,500 Off Madrid Spring 2009 CEA, a leader in study abroad programs, is pleased to announce Madrid as our first destination in CEA’s September Savings event., All you have to do is apply to the study abroad program with the promotion code before midnight (Pacific) on September 14th and you will receive CEA’s biggest program discount ever!, Email is a great (and cheap) way to keep in touch with your friends and family back home, and with a laptop you’ll be able to take advantage of all the internet cafes., Location - Madrid is located in the center of Spain, making it ideal for travelling., For more information on our study abroad programs in Madrid, log onto our website or call an advisor at 1-800-266-4441.
https://www.ceastudyabroad.com/blog/content-creator/2008/09/08/cea's-september-savings-week-1Study Abroad for Under $10,000 Dollars
Luckily your study abroad is one thing that didn’t make the list, in fact studying abroad with CEA is more affordable than ever., Semester study abroad programs are a great way to immerse yourself in the culture and language of your host city., You’ll get to spend four months exploring the city (and surrounding areas), trying local foods, improving your foreign language, and making friends., Bonus – These cities have a lower exchange rate so you’ll have more money to spend while you travel abroad!, No matter what your language level, major, or reason for study abroad CEA has an option that’s right for you., Study Abroad for Under $10,000 Dollars
https://www.ceastudyabroad.com/blog/content-creator/2008/08/13/study-abroad-for-under-$10-000-dollarsWhich overseas study abroad is for you?
One of the most exciting and life-changing opportunities in college, overseas study abroad with CEA is your ticket to discovering new cultures, learning a foreign language and making friends to last a lifetime., Education abroad can open doors for your career, make you more independent and even help you earn college credit while you study abroad., Ask yourselves these simple questions to help guide your education abroad planning, and find your ideal study abroad program with CEA. 1., When choosing where to study abroad, ask yourself whether education abroad in a specific country will help you later., Look at overseas study abroad in Spain, or stay in the Americas with education abroad in Mexico, Costa Rica or Argentina. 3., Which overseas study abroad is for you?
https://www.ceastudyabroad.com/blog/content-creator/2007/08/17/which-overseas-study-abroad-is-for-you