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blog Getting Lost in Language While Studying Abroad ISEP student Dantae H. is a part of ISEP Voices Spring 2016. She is a Spanish language and literature major from Roanoke College, and is currently studying abroad at Universidad Alfonso X el Sabio in Spain.
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blog What Does a Week in Uruguay Look Like? Western Washington University student Rikki, a Spanish major, spent a semester at the Universidad Católica del Uruguay. Even though Rikki finished her semester in Uruguay, you can still check out her educational adventures on her blog. Here’s a glimpse of what a week studying abroad in Montevideo is
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blog How To Convince Your Parents To Let You Study Abroad You’ve decided you want to study abroad. Great — we’re really excited for you. But what if your parents aren’t quite as pumped as you are? What if they say no? Former Program Officer Rachel encountered some resistance from her parents when she wanted to study abroad in Ecuador. How did she convince
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blog ISEP Student Stories: Anne’s Year-long Immersion in Japanese Culture at Toyo University We asked Anne to tell us about her experience taking Japanese Language and Literature courses in Tokyo, Japan for an entire academic year — plenty of time to immerse herself in the culture and the language.
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blog Mexico Is More Than Meets The Eye Katie, a Spanish and International Studies major from the University of Iowa, spent a year studying abroad at Universidad La Salle in Mexico City. She speaks about the reality of studying abroad in Mexico versus the way that the news portrays the country. How did Mexico challenge the media’s percept...
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blog How to Manage Homesickness While Studying Abroad Believe it or not, ISEP staff know study abroad — including the ups and downs. Here’s former Communications and Marketing Assistant Sarah’s advice on how to manage homesickness!
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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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