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blog Spring 2021 Opportunities Even though we are past the priority deadline for Spring 2021 ISEP Exchange applications, it's not too late to study abroad next semester. Students can still apply on ISEP Exchange & ISEP Direct. Check out suggested programs and upcoming deadlines.
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blog The World is at Your Fingertips with ISEP's New Virtual Programs Make the most out of staying at home with ISEP’s New Virtual Summer Programs. In one month you can earn up to 6 U.S. (12 ETCS) academic credits, broaden your cultural competency, improve your language skills and connect with international students around the world.
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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 Celebrates Black History Month: Alumni Success Story - Joy Donnelly February is Black History Month in the U.S., and this year I’m excited to help share some of the many stories from students of color who have studied abroad on our programs. Joy Donnelly studied with ISEP in Italy, but her time overseas didn’t end there.
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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 Top 4 Free or Inexpensive Things to Do in London While Studying Abroad Top 4 Free or Inexpensive Things to Do in London, England, United Kingdom While Visiting or Studying Abroad for a summer or semester
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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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