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blog Reflections En Route to My Study Abroad Adventure I was never one to take school seriously — not in high school and not even when I enrolled myself in a community college after graduation. I considered myself to be one of those people that wouldn’t excel in school because I never had before.
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blog Finding Your Independence While Studying Abroad I’m the youngest in my family. My mom calls me the 'baby' even though I’m 21 years old. I’ve basically never been truly alone, always traveling with my family or taking school trips with friends. Even at my home university, I’m a local and live at home with my parents.
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blog Vote Now! ISEP Student Photo Contest: Spring 2017 Vote for your favorite ISEP student photos on Facebook through Wednesday, February 23, 2017. Winners will receive cash prizes and a print of their photo.
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blog Expanding Your Comfort Zone in the First Weeks Studying Abroad I was so excited to study abroad. When you tell people you’re spending a semester or year abroad, they are always enthusiastic and being told “congratulations” becomes a common occurrence. It makes it easier to go; you know you’re going to have the time of your life. And this first month I’ve...
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blog What to Expect When Studying in France Whether you are simply dreaming about studying in France or right about to leave for your semester or full year abroad, it’s important to know what you are getting yourself into. Here is a breakdown of what to expect and tips for navigating your arrival and life in France.
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blog Study in France: Finding a Program For Your Language Level If your French language level is preventing you from studying in France….don’t let it! There are many programs catered to all levels. As the ISEP Program Officer for France, I can give you the low-down on many programs for various levels.
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blog 9 Most Popular Summer Study Abroad Destinations Ready to escape the cold? Check out our most popular summer programs for 2017. It's not too late to apply!
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blog What I've Learned From My Study Abroad Experience It's funny when you move abroad and at first everything seems new, weird and exciting. It takes a few months for the shock to settle down, until you start become familiar with everything and how everything works.
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