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blog Five Ways to Make the Most of Your Study Abroad in France ISEP student Emily S. is a part of ISEP Voices Spring 2016. She is a junior from the University of Southern Indiana, and is studying French while abroad at Université de Caen in France.
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blog The One Thing You Need to Do to Prepare for Your Study Abroad ISEP student Catherine M. is a student blogger and part of our new ISEP Voices program. She is a chemical engineering major from American University of Sharjah, and is currently studying abroad at Virginia Tech. Here she shares what she recommends as one of the most important things you can do befor...
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blog 5 Things I Didn’t Worry About Until I Decided to Study Abroad ISEP student Marie K. is a part of ISEP Voices Spring 2016. She is an English and creative writing major from Hendrix College, and is currently studying abroad at Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz Universität Hannover in Germany.
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blog What It's Like to Be an ISEP Study Abroad Ambassador Studying abroad can be a transformative experience for launching your career. There are many ways you can demonstrate the relevance of your global skills to future employers, and the ISEP Ambassador Program is a great place to start. The program provides a structured opportunity to promote internati...
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blog Africa Abroad: How to Pack for the Unexpected You are about to leave for your study abroad program. That terrible feeling sets in! You’ve forgotten something! Most likely you haven’t, but you are freaking out none the less. Don’t worry, your ever so helpful study abroad Program Officer is here to save the day (or at least try)!
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blog 7 Study Abroad Quotes That Make Us Thankful For #GivingTuesday this year, to honor these stories, we took two student experiences (one in the form of a written testimonial, and the other a photo) and blended them into one medium - a photo essay.
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blog Study Abroad: 5 Things To Consider Studying abroad is a big decision. There are so many things to consider - academics, finances, location, housing and more. With a growing list, and hundreds of schools to choose from, this can be overwhelming. One way to help narrow down your study abroad selection is to first figure out what you l
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blog How to Work in the U.S. on a J-1 Student Visa ISEP students in the U.S. on J-1 visas are allowed to work either on-campus or off-campus through the Academic Training program. We wanted to talk a bit about the steps that you'll need to take if you want to take advantage of this great opportunity.
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