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Making Friends Abroad: Prague Edition

Anglo American University As a student, you will have loads of future friends readily available., I knew exactly one person who lived abroad before I came to study., We were friends from high school but knew very little about one another., Jennifer, a local expat, I met through Prague’s InterNations community Best of luck to all those on their abroad journey, especially when it comes to making international friends., She interned abroad in Prague and used her Go Again discount to study abroad in Galway with CEA., Making Friends Abroad: Prague Edition

https://www.ceastudyabroad.com/blog/content-creator/2018/07/10/making-friends-abroad-prague-edition

Classes at AAU

However, there are a variety of European students who I’ve gotten to meet, and I have friends who are the only Americans in their classes., Czech textbook is a lifeline One class I’m taking is elementary Czech language and culture, which I recommend for any study abroad student., Documentary has been great for me as a film major, since I’ve learned all about the history of film and the style and work that goes into making a documentary., Comparative Worldviews pairs perfectly with studying abroad, since being abroad has already exposed me to different walks of life.

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Keeping up with Studying Abroad

I chose to study abroad spring semester, so for Christmas I received many gifts related to studying abroad., Write down who you went on a trip with--they might become lifelong friends!, Sometimes if things go wrong, it's nice to look back and see all the successes you've had while being abroad., Making a highlight reel is another great tool when reminiscing on adventures., Overall, documenting your adventures abroad is important., Keeping up with Studying Abroad

https://www.ceastudyabroad.com/blog/content-creator/2018/06/18/keeping-up-with-studying-abroad

Times Flies When You're Studying Abroad

There’s a lot to see in Paris, and the duration of my semester abroad is ultimately so short., a map of Paris, circa 1929, that I discovered upon talking with a French merchant in a Berlin flea market French models—and now friends!, Whether you’re doing it with new friends or simply by yourself, there are lots of marvelous discoveries to be made when you do something bold and venture out into the world of study abroad that lies around you., Study abroad introduces you to a lot of new—I’ve found that the art of making something of very little is one of the best assets to an enjoyable abroad experience., my friends Audrey and Emma, visiting Paris from CEA Prague for a weekend!, Times Flies When You're Studying Abroad

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Planning Small Trips While Abroad

There's no doubt that when you study abroad you're going to want to do some traveling., Here's how to organize a successful mini-trip while abroad: Select Your Destination There are so many beautiful and fascinating places to visit., Get inspired by looking on Pinterest, go to your dream country, or take up a friends recommendation on a place they visited and loved., If you want to visit multiple countries on one break think about which one's are next to each other making it easy to take a bus or train to the next destination., She studied abroad in Grenoble France for a year (Fall 2016-Spring 2017) and is currently a senior at Chapman University., Planning Small Trips While Abroad

https://www.ceastudyabroad.com/blog/content-creator/2018/04/14/planning-small-trips-while-abroad

A Much Needed Change of Pace

Ever since starting college, I knew I wanted to study abroad, but I had so many questions., Thanks to the help of my friends and advisor, it became any easy decision., The weeks pass in the blink of an eye, and I am so busy with school, traveling, and making memories that I don’t even have time to miss home., Being abroad has allowed me to learn so much about myself and to grow as a person., Some of my favorite times abroad have been spur of the moment decisions.

https://www.ceastudyabroad.com/blog/content-creator/2018/04/11/a-much-needed-change-of-pace

The Right Decision

But one thing I had decided clearly in my mind when I started college was that I was going to study abroad., the Spanish flag flies from a lookout point in Cordoba I had few worries and reservations about going abroad., Yet I did worry about understanding native speakers and also about making friends., That's the only way to improve with the language, meet people and make friends, and truly enjoy the experience for all it's worth., While making friends and getting used to being surrounded by a foreign language have definitely been an adjustment, I have felt so comfortable here in Granada right from the start.

https://www.ceastudyabroad.com/blog/content-creator/2018/03/27/the-right-decision

Heroes: Service Learning in Guizhou Mountain Area

Miao Minority Village in Guizhou The students, staff and volunteers at CEA study abroad program in Shanghai have been privileged to participate in a three-day service learning project in the Guizhou mountain area., The Lesson Begins We ate lunch with our new friends in the school diner., We worked with our new friends on two team building projects., Team Building; Friendship making For many students living in Guizhou mountain area, getting into the college may only be a dream., Thank you for visiting mine and making me not feel lonely.”

https://www.ceastudyabroad.com/blog/content-creator/2018/02/21/heroes-service-learning-in-guizhou-mountain-area

New Friends in New Places

If you asked me to pinpoint my favorite part of study abroad, it would be almost impossible to choose just one thing… but can you really blame me for that?, This was the tradition my small group of friends from the states formed at the beginning of the semester., Making friends with locals is a strange experience, but strange in the best way possible., Studying abroad has let me meet the people that I’ve come to consider my closest friends., All this to say, when you actually arrive in your new country, fight the urge to stay in your bubble of study abroad students., New Friends in New Places

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Travel Tips and Tricks: Solo Travel Addition

It doesn’t rear its ugly head until your bank account starts hurting halfway through your time abroad., Although I’ve learned I prefer traveling with friends, I’ve had some amazing trips on my own as well., I’ve found making an outline of places I want to see, food I want to try, things I want to do helps keep me energized, even without others around me, because I’m excited for everything still to come!, Hostels are your friends I’m almost certain all my favorite “solo” trip memories are related to a hostel., I spent the day in the Guggenheim with some new friends from the hostel.

https://www.ceastudyabroad.com/blog/content-creator/2018/01/23/travel-tips-and-tricks-solo-travel-addition

Advice from a Tica Alumni

My study abroad experience in Costa Rica is quickly coming to an end after almost four months!, Just remember your family and friends are only a phone call away., Making Friends Be Confident When I first arrived, confidence was not in my vocabulary., I have visited four countries in four months during my time abroad., This was the most beneficial part of coming abroad for me.

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My Experience with CEA French Riviera

Throughout my entire study abroad experience, I have been extremely impressed with CEA (and this is not because I am blogging for them)., home away from home Another thing different about CEA that I didn't find with other study abroad providers is all the excursions they take us on., Learned about wine making at a vineyard with a wine tasting, volunteer on Nettoyons La Nature in Theoule Sur Mer., The dinner was amazing (of course, we're in France), very different than an America Thanksgiving dinner but the concept of friends gathering together to celebrate what they are thankful for remained the same.

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100 Days in Madrid

5 days. 5 days is the amount of time I have left studying abroad in Madrid., Exploring the world During my time abroad, I learned a lot about other cultures., Always appreciate the simple things Making friends Study abroad will impact my future in so many ways., Traveling is a big part of going abroad and after you go abroad, it’s true when people say you catch the travel bug., And now 95 days later, these strangers are life-long friends.

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How to Travel as an Adult Post-Study Abroad

I, like many study abroad and internship abroad students, knew in the back of my mind that I would not be able to travel for a while., Budgeting As a study + internship abroad student: "You mean this fiver?", You also have a new respect for people in the airline industry, maybe you'll even make friends with your flight attendants., Making Friends (and Networking) As a study + internship abroad student: "There are eight of us in this dorm, did we all just become family?", You don't know whether or not yo go in for the two-cheek kiss or a handshake, but that's okay, you'll become friends anyway., How to Travel as an Adult Post-Study Abroad

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Speaking English Abroad (or Not)

Living in a foreign country with ease and making friends with locals because you speak the language is fun., While abroad, you couldn’t avoid learning things about your host culture, even if you tried., Along with taking language classes while abroad, make sure you: Don’t fall into the English-speaking trap I know Americans who have lived abroad for over a decade, and do not speak the language., Those around you will not think less of you for making mistakes – they will appreciate that you are making the effort., She studied abroad in Stuttgart, Germany majoring in German and International Studies, Speaking English Abroad (or Not)

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Leaving 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.

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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.

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Don't Say Bye Yet

"Having studied and worked abroad on several occasions, whenever I see students at CEA doing homework or making plans for the weekend, I start reminiscing about my time abroad., This was his favorite: "Studying abroad is exciting, but it can also be challenging., They now not only promote our programs but also encourage their friends to study abroad because they're convinced this is a once in a lifetime opportunity".

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My Study Abroad City and Me!

Connecting with your study abroad city is a really important step into making an unfamiliar city feel like home., People met up with friends and hang out in the park just as I would do if I were still at home., So that's what I did, brought my everyday life to Barcelona with me and made studying abroad extra special., From visiting my favorite park every other day to relaxing on the beach, this special routine I made for myself really connected me to my study abroad city and has made this amazing opportunity to live somewhere else even more special for me!, My Study Abroad City and Me!

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A Whole New Audience: Being a Communication Major in Spain

It challenges me and is at times uncomfortable but I am able to make myself aware of what differences are making me feel that way., When it is not siesta, Spaniards prefer to be outside the home socializing on the streets with friends and family, enjoying the weather, and eating tapas., Being a communication major abroad is more than just going to class and being taught about cultural differences.

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