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AIFS Abroad
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Spend a semester or academic year in Prague, Czech Republic, with AIFS Abroad! You’ll earn up to 18 credits per semester through various courses ...
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Semester at Sea
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Unlike traditional study abroad or tourism experiences, Semester at Sea offers a unique opportunity for deep, authentic engagement with countries...
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Seamester Study Abroad at Sea
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Seamester is the educational adventure of a lifetime! For more than 40 years, we have offered unparalleled educational voyages where students spe...
See All 5 ProgramsCollege Year in Athens
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CYA (College Year in Athens) has been offering study abroad programs in various academic disciplines for over 60 years. Athens, a European capital, is rich in history and a contemporary hub for art, international business, and relations and debate on economic, political, and migration issues. With
IFSA, Institute for Study Abroad
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Academic excellence in one of Europe's greenest cities! With a sterling reputation for academic excellence that stretches back to 1583, the University of Edinburgh is also looking to the future. Witness the university’s Edinburgh Futures Institute, a thought lab focused on global challenges. (Hint:
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American University of Beirut
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The American University of Beirut has long been admired for the strength and breadth of its academic programs and its commitment to a broad-based...
MAXIMO NIVEL
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Live and study in Costa Rica, Guatemala, and Peru. Maximo Nivel offers the most intensive and professional Spanish Immersion program in Latin America. Learn Spanish on-site across 4 modern campuses in 3 of the most beautiful countries, or join online from anywhere in the world! Led by an experien
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University of New York in Prague
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University of New York in Prague is the largest and leading English language Higher Education Institution in the Czech Republic. Teaching takes p...
CIEE College Study Abroad
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Your Open Campus Block program in Berlin lasts 6, 12, or 18 weeks and is designed to be completely customizable. You will enroll in CIEE courses and online courses taught through CIEE's global academic partner, ASU. Enhance your experience with co-curricular and extracurricular activities while imme
See All 333 ProgramsAdelante Abroad
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Seville is one of the most loved destinations among tourists. Enjoy a semester with Adelante Abroad in one of southern Spain's most popular Andalusian cities! In our Semester Study Abroad in Seville Program, students will develop their Spanish language skills while earning college credit in classes
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Study abroad in the highlands of central Costa Rica, in the charming city of Heredia. Immerse yourself in the Costa Rican lifestyle while taking classes at the modern Latin University. Courses include Spanish for all levels, electives, certificate courses in English and Spanish, and internships. C
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New Zealand's two islands are divided by Cook Strait. The North Island boasts volcanoes, hot springs, mud pools, geysers, and beaches, while the South Island has rugged Alpine mountains, glaciers, and access to activities like swimming with dolphins and whale-watching. By living with a host family
Ashoka University
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Ashoka is India’s premier Liberal Arts and Sciences University, located in the Delhi NCR capital region. An Ashoka education emphasizes foundational knowledge, rigorous academic research, and hands-on experience. The University provides a world-class interdisciplinary learning led by permanent, int
IES Abroad
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Prepare to be mesmerized by grand Moorish architecture and Muslim influences. Enjoy wandering aimlessly around the city’s narrow, winding streets in the warm weather and take in the sights and sounds of the city when you study in Granada. This energetic city is also known for its youthful population
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The USAC program is based at the University of Alicante, which has a student population of 30,000 and offers two diverse academic areas: Intensive Language and Spanish and European Studies. Have the opportunity to study the Spanish language and the complexities of Spanish and contemporary European s
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Imagine spending a year, semester, or summer studying in the heart of Rome, while earning academic credit, building your resume, and experiencing Italy beyond the classroom. Located in Rome’s historic center, John Cabot University offers a truly international study abroad experience where you’ll l
SAI Programs
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Experience refined beauty of Renaissance Italy by studying abroad at Florence University of the Arts (FUA). FUA offers a wide range of courses in English which have been carefully planned and designed keeping with current interests and contemporary subjects including: Literature, Sciences, Business,
See All 20 ProgramsGo Abroad China Ltd.
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Launch your global career with Go Abroad China's Paid Internship Program. Since 2003, we have connected over 4,000 international students and professionals from 50+ countries to high-impact, paid positions across China's leading economic hubs. Our exclusive network guarantees access to 2,000+ intern
See All 10 ProgramsInternational Medical Aid (IMA)
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Join the ranks of forward-thinking healthcare professionals through International Medical Aid's (IMA) Physician Assistant and Pre-PA Internships. Our program, rooted in the educational standards of Johns Hopkins University, is designed to propel undergraduate students, PA school attendees, certified
See All 6 ProgramsWorldStrides
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Experience Australia’s Gold Coast, a world-famous destination where surf beaches, lush rainforests, and a relaxed coastal lifestyle create an unforgettable study abroad experience. Study at leading institutions like Bond University or Griffith University while enjoying a welcoming community, diverse
See All 57 ProgramsHow to Study Abroad in Fall
Why
Studying abroad in fall (or autumn, depending on your destination) is more sensible than that wooly hat your grandma made for you. While studying abroad is a year-round possibility, opting to take that leap during the fall semester is the optimum way of marrying your studies with new experiences, and delivering a semester abroad that will go down as the highlight of your university career.
Since studying abroad in fall generally means studying abroad for a semester, you will get to spend a few months, rather than a few weeks, in another country. More time abroad means a greater depth of experience, more credits earned, and more stories to tell. Whether it is learning another language, exploring a different culture, or making friends from all over the globe, you will have plenty of time to expand your horizons.
What’s more, with a long summer to make plans, you have plenty of time to prepare, pack, and practice a few words of the local language. Not to mention ample opportunity to drool over Google images of your destination and put together your travel wish-list.
Locations
It is a good thing that you have all summer to prepare yourself for studying abroad in the fall, because choosing where to go might take a while. When it comes to studying abroad, the world is more than an oyster; it’s an ocean full of oysters. Fall study abroad opportunities are endless. While you thought moving overseas to study would be the hardest thing you ever did, you’re wrong: choosing where to move overseas for study is.
If your heart is set on Europe, France might be the fairest of them all when it comes to studying abroad in fall. Paris is forever timeless and there is a special magic in the air as the weather cools down and the tourists leave town. The many parks and tree-lined boulevards turn gold and crimson, and the warmth of coffee shops invites students in for study sessions. Hum your own chanson d'automne amidsts chocolate croissants and baguettes.
Further south, Greece is the perfect spot for study abroad students who want to prolong their summer just a little bit longer. Greece’s beaches can be enjoyed well into fall, and feta and olives have no season (plus they make great study snacks). Fall also happens to be the time of grape harvests and wine festivals in Greece, which will convince even non-oenophiles that this is the best season of the year.
If you want to skip fall altogether, half of the world conveniently has opposite seasons. In the southern hemisphere, you can spend your fall semester abroad springing into sunny study sessions. Australia’s laid-back culture, endless beaches, and blue skies will ensure that you never have to suffer from exam-stress.
Alternatively, Argentina beckons the adventurous at heart. From Patagonia to tango to mate, Argentina promises to provide plenty of extra-curricular learning. As a bonus, world-class steaks and wine are affordable even for students in Argentina, meaning your student diet of toast and peanut butter will quickly become a distant memory.
Program Options
If you manage to narrow down your location, the next step is picking the ideal fall study abroad program. Fall study abroad programs vary as widely as spring weather, and there are more of them than apples on a tree in September.
With the sheer number of fall programs available, you will have no difficulty finding one that caters to your major. Rather than simply picking a fall study abroad program that checks credits off your college curriculum, take advantage of what your study abroad location or experience can add to your future career. Being in a foreign country means you will be in the perfect position to study a foreign language, for example, or to put newfound cultural understanding to use by studying international relations. Alternatively, you can choose to immerse yourself in the best cultural aspects of a country. Imagine how much there is to be learned by studying fashion design in Paris or culinary arts in Florence.
While not every fall study abroad program is offered in English, many are taught in the world’s most widely spoken language. This means you won’t be limited by language when it comes to choosing a program location. If you want to connect with people outside of English-speaking circles though, get hold of a phrasebook or Duolingo your way to being able to chat with locals.
Fall study abroad semesters typically last from September to December. It may seem like a huge commitment at first, but before you know it you will be heading home for the festive season, teary-eyed and with more photos than you will ever be able to Instagram.
Travel Tips
You don’t want your fall study abroad experience to fall flat. There is more to studying abroad than just selecting a location and a program; making the most of the experience requires a little commitment and forward thinking.
Cue: hard work. Take the “study” part of fall study abroad seriously. While every day will seem exciting and closeting yourself in your room to get assignments done may seem like a waste of valuable travel time, don’t underestimate the importance of the credits you need to earn.
Having said that, a good balance between work and play (or study and travel) is also important. Fall is prime travel time, with fewer tourists, lower prices, and friendlier temperatures. So grab a few of your new friends and road-trip, bus-hop, or rail card your way to somewhere new.
Finally, embrace the season. While Halloween and Thanksgiving might be your favorite holidays in your home country, they might be non-existent or completely different in your study abroad country. Studying abroad in fall still involves learning about more than just the chosen subject; you will also learn about your host culture, customs, and traditions. Seize the opportunity to find out what fall festivals and holidays there are in other countries (ie: Oktoberfest!).
Benefits & Challenges
Fall is a transformative season, and you will find yourself changing as quickly as the color of the leaves. If your parents are a little skeptical about the idea of overseas study, just fill them in on all of the tangible benefits you will get from studying abroad in the fall.
For starters, you will be adding priceless experience to your resume, which will come in handy when you want to woo potential employers. Having the guts, the know-how, and the drive to push yourself out of comfortable familiarity and into the unknown says a lot about your character. Ticking off a fall semester abroad is also indicative of deeper intercultural understanding and global knowledge, not to mention the colorful passport stamps and handy skills, such as speaking a second language.
As an added bonus, spending a fall semester studying abroad will satiate your thirst for travel without interrupting your degree trajectory. Mom and Dad can’t argue with that, and instead of just daydreaming about travel while reading inspirational quotes on Pinterest, you will have the satisfaction of actually being the explorer in the photo.
Of course, studying abroad in fall isn’t without its challenges. One of the most significant obstacles prospective study abroad students face is how to pay for the venture. Students aren’t generally known for having excess cash, and looking at travel costs and course fees can be enough to scare students away from the idea of studying abroad in fall and back to a life of two-minute noodles and second-hand shopping. However, the good news for aspiring study abroad students is that there is a wealth of funding out there. Before you give up and resign yourself to a fall semester at home, take a look at the GoAbroad Scholarship Directory.
Don’t let the chance of an unforgettable fall study abroad experience slip through your fingers. Grab the opportunity with both hands, pick a country, find a program, hop on that plane, and make fall your new favorite season.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Can you study abroad in the fall?
Absolutely! A lot of study abroad programs are offered during semester terms, one of which is fall. The best advantages of studying abroad in fall is having the entire spring and summer to decide, plan, and prepare. And, if you pick the right destinations, expect dramatic scenery—think, autumn foliage or white Christmas!
How can I apply for fall study abroad programs?
You can apply for fall study abroad programs through your university or directly with the university you’re interested in. You can also use a third-party provider or an online platform, which can connect you with schools, institutions, and organizations offering study abroad programs in several destinations.
How much does it cost to study abroad in the fall?
The cost of studying abroad in fall could go anywhere from $15,000 to $22,000, depending on several factors. These usually include the program provider—whether the home university or a third-party organization, the program type, and inclusions. You should also consider other expenses, especially those incurred daily.
Where can I study abroad in the fall?
You have plenty of options when it comes to study abroad destinations in fall. Head to Canada, Scotland, or Japan for breathtaking autumn landscapes. Germany and Ireland offers vibrant nightlife scenes. Experience Dia de Los Muertos in Mexico or the Festival of Lights in India. Factor in program quality as well when choosing a country to study abroad. This way, you can guarantee the best of both worlds.
Latest Program Reviews
This summer changed my life!
September 23, 2026by: Everette Palmer - United StatesI went to Korea University over the summer and it's safe to say it was the best summer yet. WorldStrides was extremely helpful and accommodating throughout the whole process. Their excursions were a lot of fun and gave me the opportunity to meet other students that came with WorldStrides as well. The staff was always available when needed and knew what to do when asked questions. The summer was so much fun, I got to travel all over Seoul and make memories everyday! I cannot recommend this enough!
Amazing experience and opportunity
September 22, 2026by: Elsa Weiss - United StatesProgram: Study Business Abroad with CEA
My experience studying abroad in Barcelona with CEA CAPA was one of the best experiences I have had in college. I chose Barcelona because I have always loved Spain and wanted the opportunity to experience Spanish culture, travel, try new foods, and explore a new city. From the beginning, CEA CAPA made me feel welcomed and supported. Moving to a new country can definitely feel overwhelming, especially at first, but the CEA CAPA staff were always there to help and made me feel much more comfortable throughout my experience. One of the things I appreciated most about CEA CAPA was how safe and supported I felt while abroad. The staff were welcoming, approachable, and made it easy to ask questions or get help whenever I needed it. Knowing that I had people there who cared about my experience made being so far from home feel much less intimidating. I also loved that CEA CAPA helped create a community where I could meet other students and feel like I was not alone in a new country. I was able to become more independent while still knowing I had a support system if I needed one. Overall, studying abroad in Barcelona was an experience I will never forget. CEA CAPA gave me the opportunity to experience a new culture, meet amazing people, travel, and grow as a person while also making me feel safe and welcomed. I would definitely recommend CEA CAPA to anyone considering studying abroad, especially students who may be nervous about living in another country for the first time. It made the entire experience feel more comfortable, supported, and exciting.
Amazing experience and opportunity
September 22, 2026by: Elsa Weiss - United StatesProgram: Study Business Abroad with CEA
My experience studying abroad in Barcelona with CEA CAPA was one of the best experiences I have had in college. I chose Barcelona because I have always loved Spain and wanted the opportunity to experience Spanish culture, travel, try new foods, and explore a new city. From the beginning, CEA CAPA made me feel welcomed and supported. Moving to a new country can definitely feel overwhelming, especially at first, but the CEA CAPA staff were always there to help and made me feel much more comfortable throughout my experience. One of the things I appreciated most about CEA CAPA was how safe and supported I felt while abroad. The staff were welcoming, approachable, and made it easy to ask questions or get help whenever I needed it. Knowing that I had people there who cared about my experience made being so far from home feel much less intimidating. I also loved that CEA CAPA helped create a community where I could meet other students and feel like I was not alone in a new country. I was able to become more independent while still knowing I had a support system if I needed one. Overall, studying abroad in Barcelona was an experience I will never forget. CEA CAPA gave me the opportunity to experience a new culture, meet amazing people, travel, and grow as a person while also making me feel safe and welcomed. I would definitely recommend CEA CAPA to anyone considering studying abroad, especially students who may be nervous about living in another country for the first time. It made the entire experience feel more comfortable, supported, and exciting.
Best time of my life!
September 22, 2026by: Daisy Sahagun - United StatesProgram: Study Abroad in Greece with CYA (Semester/Academic Year)
Going abroad with CYA was truly a life changing experience for me. I got to immerse myself with the Greek culture and got to visit areas of Greece that I didn't even know existed through field study trips. For example, besides living in Athens, I had the opportunity to visit Northern Greece and see more of Greece's country side. Additionally, through the academics that CYA provides, I was able to take a modern Greek class and even got to learn a little bit of Greek. I will never forget my time with CYA and am grateful for everything it taught me.
I lived an unforgettable experience!
September 22, 2026by: Gaby Gordillo - United StatesI studied abroad in Italy for my Spring Semester and going into this, I was incredibly stressed. But WorldStrides made all the difference in my experience. They provided all the resources that I felt I might need for any situation. They took us on some excursions during the semester and they were well planned and super fun! I would go on another study abroad trip with WorldStrides.
Actually the best experience of my life
September 22, 2026by: Emily Yeung - United StatesI actually can’t recommend this program enough. It seriously changed my life. First off, the staff from worldstrides alone should be enough to sell you. I felt more supported by the mentors in Lima then I did in my university in the states. Michelle and Christy are some of the most caring people I have ever met. They were incredibly helpful- I was absolutely sure I could ask them about anything and they would happily help. They went out of their way to make sure we had the best experience possible, from giving dance/surf class recommendations to accompanying a student to the hospital when they felt sick. My host mom, Doris, was absolutely spectacular. Not only was she so sweet and patient, she was also incredibly accommodating (and such a good cook). My roommates had dietary restrictions (One didn’t eat red meat, the other was lactose intolerant), and she worked hard to make sure everyone felt comfortable. She was so patient and helpful as we practiced our spanish. I still call her every other week! Besides the wonderful people involved, Peru as a whole is absolutely amazing. Go. Please. It has something for everyone. It’s one of the gastronomic capitals of the world, so the food is amazing. Worldstrides takes you on both included (Historical district, huacachina (with sand surfing)) and extra excursions. I was lucky enough to be able to go on the extra trips to the amazon (absolutely crazy), and to Machu Picchu. It’s a once in a lifetime experience. Lima is an amazing city with so many events, you’ll never be bored. I did everything from attend an interactive spanish-adaptation of the broadway show “Next to Normal” (phenomenal), to participate in Miraflores’ community zumba classes, to go to a circus, to march in Lima’s pride parade, to fish for piranhas in the amazon. I did the 2-month summer program, and it was spectacular. The first month, I took classes at Cayetano Heredia- Medical Spanish and Community Health. Weekdays were sometimes a little long, but all the teachers were SO supportive and amazing. You get to learn from and shadow practicing doctors and see how healthcare works in Peru, which is a FANTASTIC experience! We even got the opportunity to run a simulated clinical visit with actual actors. The second month, we got to volunteer with Aprendo Contigo, an organization that works to ensure hospitalized children don’t fall behind in schoolwork. We got to have the chance to see what we learned manifest in real life and have real patient interactions. I left wanting to come back as soon as possible, and legitimately considered staying in college for an extra semester just to be able to stay for a whole semester.



Two months like two years
September 22, 2026by: Lucia Fernandez - ArgentinaI spent two months studying Mandarin at Fudan University in Shanghai through GAC, and it was an unforgettable experience. My homestay family welcomed me like their own — we cooked together, watched Chinese dramas, and they patiently helped me practice every day. My teacher was engaging and focused on real conversation rather than just textbooks. By the end, I could confidently order food, ask for directions, and chat with locals. The GAC team also organized weekend trips to Suzhou and Hangzhou. I came home with real fluency and a deep love for Chinese culture.

An experience like no other
September 22, 2026by: Jacki Petrow - United StatesI really loved my experience with Worldstrides in Cusco. The program staff was incredibly knowledgable about the topic material, and also very helpful with local things to do and get involved with. I really loved my classes and also the location in Cusco, where there was so much to do, especially as someone who loves hiking, being outside, and traveling. My professors were also really engaging and clearly really interested in the class material and enjoyed teaching us. Overall, I could not have asked for a program which better fit my own interests and created such a positive atmosphere.
Best four month long memory!
September 22, 2026by: Emily Migliorisi - United StatesProgram: Study Abroad in Greece with CYA (Semester/Academic Year)
Studying abroad is the adventure of a lifetime! With CYA, it was even more memorable. The program is located in Athens, in a safe, lively neighborhood. I felt immersed in the culture immediately, with tavernas and local grocery stores just steps from my apartment. The program not only offers opportunities and activities right there in Athens, but it also coordinates trips throughout Greece to further our exploration of the country. I loved how supportive and organized the program was. It made it easy to not only learn more about culture, history, and language while in Greece, but also to get the most out of our study abroad experience. I liked the size of the program because everyone gets to know each other really well, and it makes it feel like a family. The professors are extremely supportive and are always looking to make personal connections with the students. There are so many class options for any major or interest. A lot of the classes like to use Athens as their classroom, and I think this was one of my favorite parts. I loved meeting at the Athenian Agora or the Acropolis to actually see what we were learning about. I loved taking Greek language, mainly because my professor was the best! I learned so much from her, and she made learning the language possible and exciting. It was so fun going to the local coffee shops and practicing my Greek. CYA is a great program for anyone interested in Greece, history, arts, culture, the Greek language, or a program that takes the abroad experience to the next level!



Barcelona Spring 2026
September 21, 2026by: Brylee Rodgers - United StatesMy time in Barcelona was one of the best experiences in my life. Out of all the cities I visited when I was abroad, Barcelona was by far my favorite and I was always so excited to come back from traveling. I loved the people, the metro, the city, and the beach. There was always something going on to have the best time of your life.

My Spanish Adventure
September 21, 2026by: Leah Amsden - United StatesStudying abroad in Sevilla was one of the best experiences of my college years. I chose Sevilla because I wanted to improve my Spanish and truly immerse myself in the language and culture, and I got so much more out of the experience than I expected. One of my favorite things was walking through the streets around the Plaza de España and Parque de María Luisa, especially in the afternoon when I had a break from class. From eating lunch that my host dad cooked to exploring Sevilla with my roommate and practicing Spanish in everyday situations, I became much more comfortable and independent. Sevilla slowly started to feel like home, and leaving was honestly one of the hardest parts. I made memories and friendships that I will carry with me for the rest of my life, and I would absolutely recommend Sevilla to anyone considering studying abroad.


Absolute best time ever!
September 20, 2026by: Alexandra Lombardi - United StatesMy time in Rome with CEA was the most amazing summer of my life. I came into the program knowing no one; I had no family in Rome, and I didn't speak Italian. But as soon as I met my roommates, we clicked right away and became the best of friends! Living together was so much fun; we'd do grocery runs whenever we needed food, which was the easiest supply run I have ever done since the grocery stores around our apartment were maybe two minutes away in each direction. We'd go out to dinner, trying local Roman pasta like Rigatoni all'Amatriciana, which became a favorite amongst our group; we'd get gelato practically every night! We even traveled together while we were there, heading off to different countries on the weekends when we found the time! Our group meshed so incredibly well and I had the time of my life with them. The memories we made are some of my most precious; we watched Off Campus together, shouting at the screen when someone did something wrong; we walked to the Colosseum in the middle of the night just because we wanted to see the sights; we watched FIFA on the Tiber River banks with other tourists and locals. It was so great that now it feels like a dream. The travel around Italy was so incredibly easy! Flying out of Fiumicino Airport took no time whatsoever when you were traveling within the EU and was incredibly easy to get to from our apartment in Prati. I got really used to taking public transport while I was there, and though it was intimidating at first, it was so easy after I got used to it. Taking the A line to Termini and the train to the airport was honestly a fun experience. I had a great time exploring the transportation options in Rome. Lastly, the administration in Rome for CEA CAPA was absolutely incredible! They made us all feel so welcome and were very conscientious of our needs, always making themselves available if we needed them! The professors were wonderful as well! My Art and Archaeology professor and Photography professor were incredible women and very skilled in their chosen disciplines! They took us across Rome to study sites and help us hone our skills to become better acquainted with history and photography. It was incredible to actually go into the Roman Forum and the Colosseum to study their history! My time in Rome was honestly the best time! I grew so much in confidence as I learned to live comfortably in a new culture. Everything from the academics to the lifestyle of the city was incredible and I can't wait to go back!
The Semester I Will Never Forget!
September 20, 2026by: Chloe Levitsky - United StatesProgram: CEA CAPA Education Abroad in Aix-en-Provence, France
My study abroad experience with CEA CAPA in Antibes France was truly one of the best decisions I have ever made! I made so many core memories I will never forget and stories that I cherish. I meat people from all over the world and expanded my global perspective. I learned what it means to live and “adult” in a different country. But most importantly I got to live a life full of adventure and freedom that I would have never experienced if it was not for CEA CAPA!

The best experience!
September 19, 2026by: Tori Grafton - United StatesProgram: Study Abroad in Greece with CYA (Semester/Academic Year)
Applying to CYA and studying abroad with them was one of the best choices of my life. The program was diverse and captivating, the faculty were so supportive, and the academics were top tier. This program not only fostered my growth as a student but as an individual and global community member.
Life changing time...I would not change a thing
September 19, 2026by: Alexandra Twardowski - United StatesIt is difficult to find the words to describe what an incredible time I had in Paris with CEA Study Abroad. My life is forever changed because of my time in Paris. Meeting new people, experiencing new cultures, having to converse in a language I had never studied grew me more than I could have imagined. The CEA staff was extremly organized and welcoming, beginning to end and calmed the nerves I had landing in Paris. I will never forget my experience and will forever be grateful to the CEA team

Educational and Fun Experience
September 19, 2026by: Charles Logman - United StatesIn the program, myself and fellow students at my university really connected with the hosts of the program- both when they were professors for teaching us Darija and culture and guides in new cities. It would not have been the same for me in Morocco without them, and they have set me up on a good track for the entirety of my experience since and in the future. And this was all in 2024! They have had years to improve and refine their skills.

Enriching experience
September 18, 2026by: Omer Baig - United StatesI had the best time in Morocco. It will always hold a special place in my heart. Marwane and his team played a major role in that. They have the kindest hearts and truly want you to learn and understand the place they call home and why it is so special to them. I could not have asked for a better experience and team to do this with. I will cherish this time in Morocco eternally. I highly recommend Marwane and his team. Cheers!
Study Abroad in Sydney, Australia!🇦🇺🦘🌊🐨
September 18, 2026by: Maaya Takeuchi - JapanProgram: Study Abroad in Sydney, Australia with WorldStrides
I had the most amazing experience studying abroad in Sydney. I specifically went to UNSW, which is super close to the beach. I was able to make best friends that I'll cherish forever, and together we made such amazing memories like surfing, snorkeling the Great Barrier Reef, and travelling to different parts of Australia, and even New Zealand! I'm so grateful for everything this experience brought me; I made lifelong friends, but also grew so much as a person and connected a lot with myself!! :) Even though it might be nerve-wracking at first to do it alone, be proud of putting yourself out there! In no time, you will make amazing friends and memories, and hopefully fall in love with Australia like I did :) Make the most out of your experience and say yes to all the activities you can.

Immersion, Hospitality, and Language Expertise in Rabat
September 18, 2026by: Liam RailsbacK - United StatesLingua Compass left a Rabat shaped hole in my heart and was an experience that will always stay with me. Marwan and the rest of the team place you right in the heart of Moroccan hospitality, in which guests are treated with the same warmth as a long lost friend. I also had a thoroughly immersive cultural experience, not stopping at the surface of Moroccan culture, but exploring the history, geography, and complex aspects of the country. This is all coupled with really experienced language teachers who use a skills-based, speaking-first model - which is very refreshing for anyone who has ever suffered through Arabic grammar. Thank you Lingua Compass! ❤️🩵
Best 4 months of my life!
September 18, 2026by: Joseph Ballard - United StatesI spent 4 good months in Athens, Greece and had the absolute best time of my life! The program I went through was with WorldStrides (duh) and they were extremely helpful. You have constant support online where you can text your on the ground world strides staff and/or contact the Worldstrides online support staff. The in person office was also a pretty short walk away so we had no issue getting help. Then there was Greece! Out of the 11 countries I have been to outside of the USA it was my absolute favorite. I will always consider it my home away from home for as long as I live and can't wait to go back!

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My brother was my primary inspiration to go abroad; seeing his transformative experience in China showed me how much a global perspective can change a...

Lia-Mara Bösch
StudyInBali
What inspired me to go abroad was partly a requirement of my university, as we have to either complete an internship or study abroad for one semester.

John Peterson
Instituto Hemingway
Going abroad was inspired by my desire to step outside my comfort zone and experience life from a different perspective. I wanted to improve my langua...

José Gonzalo Solís Baca
European Centre for Career Education
Traveling has always been a passion of mine, and the opportunity to experience other cultures deeply inspires me. Going abroad allows me to build genu...

Amal Azabova
European Centre for Career Education
Although I graduated some time ago and currently live in Prague, I felt a strong desire to return to a structured academic environment. I wanted to re...

Elise Monroe
Academic Programs Abroad (APA)
I was always determined to study abroad because of the stories my dad told me about his own time living overseas. He once spoke French fluently, and I...

Mikhail Mikhaylov
Learn Russian in the European Union
I wanted to deepen my understanding of the post-Soviet region through direct immersion, especially given my academic focus on conflict mediation. The ...

Makayla Ross
IES Abroad
Studying abroad was not a part of my original 4-year plan. I'd anticipate joining campus clubs, meeting new people and making lifelong friendships, an...

Grant Dockery
IES Abroad
This was not my first experience studying abroad. I have always loved traveling and experiencing new cultures (I'm a big foodie). I also adore languag...

Eddie Kaake
CES Maastricht
I had known from a young age that I wanted to study far from home, but due to the illness of one of my parents, I was afraid to make that jump. After ...

Jon Shepherd
Bethel University Global Studies
My first trip abroad was to Mexico when I was in college, studying Spanish. That experience changed everything for me; it brought the language to life...

Anika Freestone
Phezulu Pre-Vet
I’ve always wanted to go to Africa, or specifically South Africa, to experience and work with its wildlife since I was a little girl. I’ve wanted to e...

Janie Kilby
Forum-Nexus Study Abroad
All three of my older brothers participated in study abroad, and from their experiences and adventures, I discovered my inspiration to have similar ad...
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