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blog ISEP Celebrates Black History Month: Alumni Success Story - Daisha Brabham We’re wrapping up Black History Month with another powerful alumna story! Daisha Brabham studied abroad with ISEP for a year at University of Plymouth in the U.K. and is now a Fulbright scholar in London.
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blog Upcoming Application Deadlines for Summer & Fall 2020 Even though we are past the priority deadline for Summer, Fall & Full Year 2020 ISEP Exchange applications, it's not too late to study abroad during one of these semesters. Students can still apply on ISEP Exchange & ISEP Direct. Check out suggested programs and upcoming deadlines.
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blog ISEP in Action! Student Videos from November 2019 Check out these amazing video clips from ISEP in Action Vloggers from November 2019!
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blog Studying – Yes, Actually Studying – Abroad in Austria I had heard from previous students that their courses abroad were easy, but my classes are no joke. I'm happy to be challenged and enjoying new perspectives and a very different education system.
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blog 5 Reasons You Should Study Abroad in Sweden Sweden's nature, affordability, and convenience are just some of the reasons why you should study abroad in this beautiful Scandinavian country.
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blog 5 Things I Love About Studying Abroad in Utah, United States Here are five things I love about studying abroad with ISEP at Westminster College in Utah in the Western U.S.!
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blog Exploring the Intersection of Past and Present in Nantes, France A remarkable mélange of old French charm enchanted me when I first arrived in Nantes, France. The contradiction between today’s graffiti and yesterday’s architecture reminded me that just as Nantes’ antiquated landscape serves as a testament to the past, it too interacts fully with the present.
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blog Study Abroad in Thailand: 3 Things You’ll Definitely See on the Streets of Bangkok Here are three things you’ll definitely see on the streets of Bangkok if you study abroad at Thammasat University in Thailand with ISEP.
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