Anabel Rivas from Hunter College, and a yearlong student in USAC's Viterbo, Italy program, wrote about her experiences studying and living in a foreign country. She describes what it was …
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Anabel Rivas from Hunter College, and a yearlong student in USAC's Viterbo, Italy program, wrote about her experiences studying and living in a foreign country. She describes what it was …
We are pleased to announce a new summer internship opportunity in the Hawke's Bay province of New Zealand, ideal for students studying agriculture, agribusiness, environmental science, and wildlife management. Beginning in Summer 2015, …
When finals are over and the end of the semester nears, it's hard to think about anything but the upcoming break. However, for USAC Prague alum, Claire Dobransky (Grove City …
Where will you go? How about: Stellenbosch, South Africa? We are happy to announce a new USAC program in South Africa, where you can explore the rich history and dynamic future of …
“Six shirts for six months abroad, do you think that’s too much?” I asked my friend as he helped me pack the night before I left. He’d come down to …
Every semester USAC Madrid offers a four-day, 1-credit, field study trip that explores a distinctive region of Spain. From discovering the very unique Basque Country to the rich history of …
Shopping in India is an acquired skill –much like acquiring a taste for whiskey or caviar. It takes time to perfect. While on the Mysore Palace tour, I remember wanting …
The friends you make during your study abroad will be different than any other friends you make in your lifetime. When you share an experience like studying abroad with someone, …
Student Ellyn Hopper from University of South Carolina, Columbia wrote an article for the Tuscia Times in an online feature while participating in USAC's study abroad location in Viterbo, Italy. In her last …
Enjoy some quotes shared with us (and now you!) from our Shanghai Alumni as they look back on their experience studying abroad. “While waiting to see the sunrise, I pondered how …