From scholarships and paying for study abroad to love stories, experiences abroad, and learning about new programs, 2018 was a year full of exciting discoveries about study abroad. Here are the most read USAC blog posts of 2018. #1: 35 […]
September 4th, 2010, I was sitting on a plane thinking to myself, “Am I really doing this?” It felt so surreal. I was flying into Bilbao, straight into the unknown …
One month of studying and living in the birthplace of Nutella and breadsticks has had me saying “yes” to carbs so often there isn't room for much of anything else. …
For the past thirty years the University Studies Abroad Consortium (USAC) has been sending students to San Sebastián to study the languages and cultures of Spain’s spectacular Basque Provinces. Since the …
We’re catching up with Annalisa Palmer again as she leaves her USAC program in New Zealand. Returning home after immersing yourself in this new environment can be hard, but in …
Being a college student, it is safe to say that I know my way around coffee. From the late night studying to the early morning work shifts, coffee has provided …
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 …
With all the new USAC programs being announced, it may be hard to pick the best program for you. Here they all are, compiled into one post. Internships in Shanghai, …
An entry from Brittany Lashley and her study abroad adventures in [ Lyon, France ] self-proclaimed: non-writer babbling out a few experiences. #thestruggle Once I have come to the terms that though I …
Topic for Today: Keep Calm and Carry On Don’t Freak Out When Something Goes Wrong With Your Travel Plans. On Tuesday, my dad drove me to the airport and dropped me …
