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blog Myth Busting the Middle East We asked Linda, ISEP Coordinator at American University of Sharjah, to dispel some misconceptions people may have about the Middle East.
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blog Holding on Through the Study Abroad Emotional Rollercoaster It seems as though every time you ask someone who is studying abroad how they are doing, you get the almost automatic response: “Yeah, it’s great!” We feel nearly obligated to say something positive because of the perceived “greatness” study abroad brings along with it. However, study abroad is also
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blog MOOCs: An International Experience… at Home Massive open online courses, or MOOCs, are a fantastic way for students to get some quality education from universities all around the world at minimal cost.
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blog ISEP Student Stories: Yoann’s Experience at Beloit College oday’s student story comes to us from the quaint Midwestern town of Beloit, Wisconsin. There, ISEP student Yoann, an English major from the Université Charles de Gaulle in Lille, is currently spending a year studying, perfecting his English, and making friends at Beloit College.
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blog ISEP Student Stories: Looking Back, a Letter to Myself Before Study Abroad eciding to spend a whole year away from the comforts of your home university can be an overwhelming thought to imagine, but Sara thinks you’ll be just fine (and so do we!).
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blog ISEP Student Stories: Sarah’s Spanish Photography Challenge As part of her study abroad adventure, Sarah O'L set a goal for herself: overcome her fear of snapping photos of strangers!
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blog 10 Reasons Why You Should Consider Studying Abroad at Carroll College Learn why Carroll College and Helena are great for international students seeking to experience the authentic American lifestyle.
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blog Education: Work in Study Abroad How to translate your time overseas into job skills.
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