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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
See All 4 ProgramsCIEE College Study Abroad
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Your January in Cape Town program lasts 3 weeks and is designed for students from all academic backgrounds. You will enroll in one CIEE course taught at CIEE Cape Town. Enhance your experience with extracurricular activities while immersing yourself in South African culture. Live and learn in Cape T
See All 38 ProgramsArcos Learning Abroad
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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
See All 6 ProgramsAdelante Abroad
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Launch your global career in 2026 with an internship in Spain or Latin America through Adelante Abroad. Gain real international work experience, strengthen your resume, improve your Spanish skills, and build a global network while living abroad. We offer customized internships abroad in 30+ profess
University Studies Abroad Consortium
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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
See All 10 ProgramsAIFS Abroad
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Traveling and seeing the world doesn’t necessarily mean taking a break from your studies. Study abroad with AIFS and broaden your academic knowledge while learning about foreign cultures! Serving more than 1.5 million students since 1964, AIFS is a recognized provider of study abroad programs. We o
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Explore Bangkok, Thailand’s dynamic capital and a global hub for culture, commerce, and cuisine. Study at Mahidol University International College (MUIC), the English-speaking arm of Mahidol University, while taking courses alongside Thai and international students. Enjoy an affordable semester abro
See All 6 ProgramsIFSA, Institute for Study Abroad
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Usher in the new year with travel, learning, and cultural immersion in Barcelona, a cosmopolitan city and a global hub. The winter study abroad program of IFSA takes you to the capital of Catalonia, where you’ll take a three-week course and participate in a range of activities. The Social Media Mar
See All 4 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 ProgramsLorenzo de' Medici
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Istituto Lorenzo de' Medici invites you to study abroad in Florence, the capital of the Tuscany region and home to approximately one-third of the world's art treasures! Living and studying in the birthplace of the Renaissance is an unparalleled experience. The LdM Florence campus comprises 16 prope
College Year in Athens
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If you have a keen interest in archaeology, you may gain experience and credit by participating in CYA’s three-week Winter Intersession programs. Voula Field School - Gain excavation experience by participating in the Voula Field School, an excavation at the site of Aixonidai Halai, one of the anc
University of Haifa International School (UHIS)
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Take this opportunity to study Hebrew at the University of Haifa, together with students from different parts of the globe! Enroll in the Intensive Hebrew Winter Ulpan, one of Israel’s most effective language learning programs. Open to all high school graduates and adult learners, the Winter Ulpan i
IES Abroad
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Imagine learning not only while you’re sitting in class, but also while exploring the Van Gogh Museum, trying your first Stroopwafel, or on a bike ride for daily errands. This is what it's like to study abroad in the Netherlands! With us, you'll take learning outside the classroom as you visit wor
See All 3 ProgramsMeiji Academy
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Meiji Academy’s Hokkaido School is located in the center of the bustling city of Sapporo, which offers delicious food, world-famous beer, and action-packed ski resorts. You’ll also find the vast stunning lands of Hokkaido on your doorstep, perfect for an adventure! Our courses cover: - Standard Ja
See All 3 ProgramsUniversity 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 place in English and currently, more than 800 students from more than 60 countries study at UNYP. Lecturers come from the United States, EU and the Czech Re
KCP International Japanese Language School
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KCP International Japanese Language School, a non-profit educational foundation, is pleased to offer students from around the world a unique opportunity to learn more about Japan, its language, people, and culture. Our programs are open to all English-speaking students in good class standing, as w
See All 3 ProgramsChinese Language Institute (CLI)
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CLI's study abroad program combines accredited university coursework with one-on-one Mandarin instruction in Guilin, a city in southern China known for its karst mountains and the Li River. Students earn college credit through Guangxi Normal University (GXNU), CLI's academic partner, and receive an
Go 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 9 ProgramsJaLS GROUP
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Hokkaido Japanese Language School, located in the center of the bustling and modern city of Sapporo, offers students the chance to study Japanese conversationally and culturally. No previous experience is necessary and classes are offered for all levels and age groups. Courses begin every Monday and
See All 4 ProgramsCracow School of Art and Fashion Design
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The Cracow School of Art and Fashion Design offers a two-and-a-half-year full-time program that enables students to release their full potential. At the school, students are in the heart of a vibrant community—alive with creative energy, surrounded by people who love what they do, have ideas and t
See All 2 ProgramsHow to Study Abroad in Winter
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Your preferred location is likely to depend on what kind of experiences you are looking for when studying, both academic and personal—school isn’t just about book-learning, right? From cozying up in a pub to spending your weekends on the ski-slopes, or alternatively, extending your summer activities and spending Christmas on the beach, traveling to study makes it all possible. Whether you’re looking to study for the whole semester or are just after a winter break study abroad opportunity, there are plenty of countries and programs to choose from.
England. Renowned for being home to some of the world’s most prestigious educational institutions, England is the perfect location for academics who want to study abroad in winter. However, it has plenty to see and do outside of school. London is the first iconic sight that springs to mind for visitors to England, and with good reason. Packed with museums, galleries, and cultural spots (think Buckingham Palace, the West End Theater, and Westminster Abbey), one semester might not be enough to explore it all!
London is also not the only city worth a visit, or the only place that hosts students. Cities like Manchester, Liverpool, and Birmingham also have a large student population, great schools and universities, and their fair share of cultural happenings. Wherever in England you choose to look at study abroad winter programs, be sure to check out each city’s German-style Christmas market, enjoy the cozy atmosphere in a local pub in the evening, and make the most of an opportunity to feel fancy with an afternoon tea.
Spain. With cultural hotspots like Madrid and Barcelona, Spain ought to be on every traveler’s bucket list, and studying for the winter is a great way to soak up some of Spain’s sunny culture. With many educational institutions becoming more international, entire courses in a range of subjects can be found in English. Alternatively, students can brush up on their Spanish or take the plunge and learn one of Spain’s lesser-known languages, like Catalan or Basque.
Students interested in history, art, and politics may also benefit from studying in Spain, which has produced some of the world’s most inspirational artists (Pablo Picasso, Salvador Dali, and Joan Miro, to name a few) and is continuously developing politically. Beat the summer heat and enjoy Spain’s winter traditions, from the festival of La Merce in Barcelona to countrywide Christmas and New Year activities.
Barbados. When thinking of the winter season, white, sandy beaches, lush, swaying palm trees, and the calming crash of waves seem to be a distant memory. So what if you’re not ready to wave goodbye to the summer sun just yet?
The beautiful caribbean island of Barbados is an unexpected winter term study abroad option! Most of the summer’s tourists will have long returned home, giving students the chance to experience day-to-day life in Barbados and to integrate with the local community. Although famed for it’s white-sand beaches and crystal-clear oceans, Barbados has so much more to offer all year round, including buzzing nightlife, delicious local food and a warm and welcoming local population.
Popular Subjects
College or university students are likely to be able to continue studying their major or minor subject when undertaking a winter study abroad program. They could also look into studying a particular speciality area relating to their course in order to gain a deeper insight. Alternatively, students could choose to study something completely new, testing the waters with a short-term study placement.
Foreign Language. Although the winter season might not seem long enough to pick up a foreign language, a short-term study opportunity could be the perfect way to get started! Or, perhaps you already know a couple of words and want to brush up on your skills. What better way than to study abroad, take an intensive language course, and have the chance to use it every day?
Integration is a fantastic way to rapidly improve foreign language skills. Maybe you didn’t want to go back home after your summer vacation and were inspired by the language and culture of another country—why not look into studying for the winter? Want to see a completely new place, get the school year off to a flying start, and learn a useful new skill? Foreign language study could be for you.
International Relations. For students interested in international relations and politics, studying abroad is a priceless experience. Seeing another culture and experiencing the political landscape firsthand adds an extra dimension to your studies and allows for a more empathetic and knowledgeable approach. Studying international relations for the winter would be a great way to kick off a new school or college year, and reflecting upon that first semester is sure to keep your motivation peaked for the rest of the year!
Interreligious and Interethnic Relations. On the same wavelength as international relations, interreligious and interethnic relations is another avenue for students interested in international culture to explore. This kind of study abroad program would be a particularly interesting way to learn about another religion or ethnicity, and how life is in a country that follows one or more different beliefs. The winter season would be a particularly interesting time to study this subject abroad, as it would allow students to see various end-of-year festivals and celebrations, whether religious or secular, undoubtedly very different to celebrations in their home country.
Travel Tips
Studying abroad for the winter is sure to offer plenty of exciting academic and cultural opportunities for students. It gives adventurous students the chance to approach their subject in a whole new way, learning a new perspective as well as deepening their knowledge, picking up new skills and getting a step ahead in their studies. Whilst studying at home is great for being guided in the right direction, studying abroad can open up doors that you might never have thought of before.
Students should make a plan regarding how to make the most of what could be a short frame of time studying abroad. The winter term will pass very fast, with many countries having a Christmas vacation from school or college. Whilst this gives potentially homesick students the chance to visit their families back at home, it might also mean missing out on experiencing holiday festivities in a new place—students studying abroad for the winter might have some difficult decisions to make!
However, if students can figure out what works for them in study abroad programs, winter could be the perfect season to travel. With so much going on all around the world and so much exciting new culture to see, what better way get the school year off to a flying start?
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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!

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!
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 experience!
September 18, 2026by: vanessa sanchez - United StatesStudying abroad in Seville, Spain, was one of the most meaningful experiences I have had in college. As a first-generation college student, studying abroad was something I was not always sure would be possible for me, so being able to spend a month in Spain was a major accomplishment. During my time abroad, I took classes that allowed me to learn more about Spanish culture, communication, food, and history while also experiencing these things outside of the classroom. I visited important places such as the Real Alcázar, Plaza de España, and the Cathedral of Seville, and I also had the opportunity to travel to Lisbon, Portugal. One of my favorite parts of the experience was living with my host parents, Mama Rosa and Papa Norberto, because they helped me feel more connected to the local culture and gave me a home away from home. I also became close with the other students in my program and made friendships that I will always value. Being abroad pushed me outside of my comfort zone and helped me become more independent and confident. I returned home with a stronger sense of independence and memories that I will carry with me throughout college and beyond.
A Lifetime of Adventure in One Semester
September 18, 2026by: Ana Butkus - United StatesStudying abroad in Seville, Spain at the Universidad Pablo de Olavide was the absolute best decision of my life. If I had to sum up my experience, I truly feel like I lived five different lives in just one semester. From day one, the program opened doors to experiences I never thought possible. I was able to fully embrace the vibrant Spanish culture, watch breathtaking flamenco shows right in Seville, taste amazing food, and meet some of the most incredible people.My classes at Pablo de Olavide were challenging, but incredibly rewarding. One of the absolute best perks of the schedule was having no classes on Fridays. That three-day weekend gave my friends and me the freedom to book a flight on a whim, explore six different countries, and immerse ourselves in entirely different cultures. Traveling the world with your friends is a once-in-a-lifetime experience. Because of that flexibility, my memories feel endless: - Riding camels through the Sahara Desert - Exploring street markets in London - Eating authentic pasta in Rome - Creating a bond with a group of girls that I know I will have with me for the rest of my life I tasted unforgettable food, grew so much, and created memories that will last forever. If you want a program that challenges you academically while giving you the ultimate freedom to explore the world, this is it. It is an unforgettable experience that stays with you long after you fly home!



Stepping Outside My Comfort Zone Through Study Abroad
September 17, 2026by: Roberto Lozoya - United StatesStudying abroad was one of the most meaningful experiences I have had as a college student. It gave me the opportunity to step outside of my comfort zone, experience a new culture, and meet people from different backgrounds. Being in a new environment challenged me to become more independent, adaptable, and confident in myself. What made the experience especially memorable was being able to learn outside of the classroom. Exploring new places, trying different foods, and experiencing the local culture helped me see the world from a different perspective. I also learned that you don’t have to be completely comfortable or know everything before taking a new opportunity. Sometimes, the best experiences come from putting yourself out there and being willing to try something new. Studying abroad helped me grow both personally and academically, and it gave me memories that I will carry with me long after college. I would encourage other students to take advantage of the opportunity if they can because it is an experience that can truly change the way you see yourself and the world around you.
Best experience ever
September 16, 2026by: Elsa Weiss - United StatesMy experience studying abroad with CEA CAPA in Barcelona was truly amazing. I had high expectations going into the program, and they were completely exceeded. My apartment was in a great neighborhood that felt extremely safe while still giving me an authentic, local experience. It was also close to everything, which made it so easy to walk around and explore the city every day. I also had a great experience with my classes. My professors were extremely understanding and supportive, which made balancing academics with everything else that comes with studying abroad much easier. The CEA CAPA staff was incredibly welcoming and played such a big role in making my experience as great as it was. They offered so many activities, events, and opportunities that helped me meet people, experience Barcelona, and feel comfortable living in a city so far from home. Overall, studying abroad in Barcelona was one of the best experiences I’ve ever had, and I’m so grateful I chose to do it through CEA CAPA. I would absolutely recommend the program to anyone considering studying abroad!
The Best 4 Weeks!
September 16, 2026by: Sophia Bagnoli - United StatesAlthough my time abroad in Sevilla, Spain with CEA CAPA was only 4 weeks in the summer, I had the most amazing time. I was nervous going into the program; I knew no one from my school who was going and was assigned a random roommate, but the CEA CAPA staff were super accommodating and reassuring. I met the best group of people, took a super fun class on Spanish food and culture for college credit, saw beautiful architecture, traveled all over Spain and Europe, strengthened my Spanish language skills, and learned so much about myself. I loved my experience so much; my only regret is not doing a longer program!
First time out of the US
September 16, 2026by: Adrianna Coleman - United StatesOverall I loved my time in Costa Rica but the unfortunate part about it was I was there for 2 months and the 2nd month we did not have any excursions or cultural events even though we paid so much money to be there and I feel like we were lied to on what everything would cost to travel individually. I think I loved my time in Costa Rica because me and my roommates made the most out of it even though we felt separated from the rest of the program because we were the only ones who lived away from everyone and we could not walk to our other friends home stays because our homestay mother would make us Uber once it was already dark we did not have the money to continuously do that if we just wanted to hangout with our friends. Also we were mislead about the internship transportation luckily I was in a group of 4 for my internship and we could split Ubers but even then I was struggling financially towards the end of the trip and had no idea that we would have to figure out our own transportation to our internships if I had known that before I would have never done the internship it was totally misleading. Lastly, I enjoyed my homestay but I hated having the same meals from lunch and dinner and when I told my homestay mother that we all did not like that she did not change it she continued to do it.
El clima En la clase siempre era más familiar o como con amigos buenos.
September 15, 2026by: Horst Von-Eiff - GermanyProgram: Spanish Immersion Programs | Learn Spanish in Latin America
Hola a todos, estuve una estancia muy bonita aquí en Arequipa y en las clases de Máximo Nivel. Sobre todo la clases de Dyana. Antes, tenía muchos profesores de español, pero, como ella da sus clases . . . ¡Era la mejorar de todas! Siempre alegre y sonriendo. El clima En la clase siempre era más familiar o como con amigos buenos. Así, nunca me senti como en una clase de escuela. Hacer las conversaciones y la gramatica no era trabajo . Pero tambien muy detallado Y muy bien explicado. Eran tres semanas que ya me hacen falta. Y tambien las clases de cocina con Nora. No solo la comida me gustó mucho. Ella lo hace de una manera. muy buena. Quizá, se podría dar a las estudiante estudiantes de cocina tambien dar un pequeño certificado que dice, que ahora tienen experiencias en la cocina peruana :-)
Best Spanish teacher ever!
September 15, 2026by: Jean Fleschute - United StatesProgram: Spanish Immersion Programs | Learn Spanish in Latin America
Dayana made learning Spanish fun. We laughed a lot and learned a lot. She was always encouraging and supportive. Dayana did a good job focusing on our errors with supplementary materials. Our group was very cohesive, in large part because Dayana brought us together. Best Spanish teacher ever!
My only regret is not staying longer!
September 15, 2026by: Emily Sherrick - United StatesProgram: Spanish Immersion Programs | Learn Spanish in Latin America
I was pleasantly surprised with this whole experience! You all have been incredible. Maximo's culture is very welcoming + easy to connect with other people. I so so appreciate all of the support you've provided. Also, Pamela is fantastic!! I wish I could learn from her for longer. She is warm and a great, relatable teacher who has made me feel proud + confident in my Spanish level. My only regret is not staying longer!
Everyone took great care of me
September 15, 2026by: Rosemarie Manfredi - United StatesProgram: Spanish Immersion Programs | Learn Spanish in Latin America
Nely was a great teacher. We discussed many debatable topics and I learned a lot of new vocabulary. Everyone at Maximo was great from Patrick, Maia, Gabby and many others. Maximo really takes great care of all their students. I can´t say enough good things about Maximo.
My Experience in Aix-en-Provence, France
September 12, 2026by: Finnley DiBenedetto - United StatesProgram: CEA CAPA Education Abroad in Aix-en-Provence, France
I absolutely loved my time in Aix-en-Provence with CEA Capa. Their staff were super helpful in teaching me about the local culture and all the best places in the city. The excursions were incredible and highlights of my trip! The standard housing was also really nice, with a lofted bedroom, single bathroom, and kitchen. The only thing I didn't love about the housing was the lack of oven, but we made it work. Lastly, learning mostly in French was such a rewarding experience for me. It was difficult for sure, but it was super rewarding. Overall, I felt my skills in French got so much better due to my experience here.

Best Four Months of My Life
September 11, 2026by: Brylee Rodgers - United StatesLiving and studying in Barcelona for four months was one of the best experiences I've ever had. The city itself is beautiful and full of live. I love how everywhere is walkable and you can get anywhere using the metro. There's so so much to do whether it's going to the beach, out for tapas, hiking in the surrounding mountains, shopping, or having a night out, Barcelona really is for everyone. CEA CAPA made my experience so smooth from start to finish.

I was immersed in Spanish Culture, and what I learned was invaluable to my character development!
September 11, 2026by: Charlie Gordon - United StatesI spent 5 weeks in Spain. It was a BLAST! Sevilla and the WorldStrides Sevilla Team exceeded my expectations and helped me to learn so much in such a short amount of time. I traveled almost every weekend, with and without the program. During my time in Sevilla I stayed with a host family who were incredible people, which WorldStrides was able to provide for me. My teachers, the support staff, and everyone who helped me along the way added to the experience immensely.
Such a fulfilling time abroad
September 10, 2026by: Jordan Bar - United StatesProgram: Study Abroad in San Jose, Costa Rica with WorldStrides
I am, and forever will be, grateful for the opportunity to live in San Jose; my host family, my friends (local and fellow foreign students), and every place I visited made the trip so worth it. My classes were an amazing balance between rigor and freedom, giving me space to fully immerse myself where I was every day while also providing an enriching experience!
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