Study Abroad
Destinations / Asia
Sep 11, 2019Studying Abroad in Tokyo
Studying abroad is a dream many college students share. Desired locations definitely vary by student, but the idea of getting away for a semester or year is understandably appealing.
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Find the Perfect Greek Island for You
With more than 6,000 islands total, with 227 inhabited, in Greece, the selection is overwhelming. Which one is perfect for your next vacation?
Trends / Study Abroad
Aug 14, 2019Studying Abroad in Vietnam
Hop off the beaten path of Europe and choose to study abroad somewhere different. One of the major benefits of studying abroad in a less popular country is the time abroad is more of a mystery and students receive a unique experience. It also opens students to the world more fully by immersing them in a culture truly different from their own. Vietnam is the perfect country for those hoping to expand their horizons and also receive a great education.
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Aug 14, 2019How to Study Abroad Without Breaking the Bank
There are horror stories circulating around college campuses of students who merely wanted to spend a year abroad and were left with thousands of dollars in debt. Studying abroad does not have to break the bank or add on a ridiculous amount of money to already skyrocketing student loans. There are smart ways to go about affording to study abroad and tips that will help any student live out their international dream.
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A Taste of Greece
Prepare your taste buds for the trip of a lifetime in Greece. About 100 Greek products — from wines, cheese and fruits to honey and oils — earned a Protected Designation of Origin from the European Union, and the country’s most beloved dishes include Greek Choriatiki salad, tzatziki, souvlaki and moussaka, with its layers of eggplant, potato, minced meat and bechamel. And those are only a few of the many highlights.
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Jul 27, 2019Study Abroad in Darwin
Australia’s Northern Territory has the fastest-growing economy in the country, and the city of Darwin benefited immensely from the influx of businesses. Once a sleepy town in the middle of nowhere, the city has blossomed into a cultural powerhouse that’s half urban, half outback.
