I’m Rose, on the IES Language and Area Studies program in Freiburg, Germany. It’s so strange to  think that there’s a whole class of students, including you, who will be strangers to me when I return – but that’s what you get for going abroad for the year. I look forward to meeting you come [...]

I chose the SLC program because I am a French minor, but my French skills were not advanced enough to take classes at French universities. Sarah Lawrence classes are in French, but they are catered to American students who are trying to learn French. There is also a lot of flexibility to take classes at [...]

I chose New Zealand for the awesome study abroad program offered at the University of Canterbury: Frontiers Abroad. FA is a geology-focused program that begins with a unique experience: a field camp. The field camp portion of the program took me all around New Zealand, was incredibly fun 98% of the time, and gave me [...]

I chose my program because DIS emphasizes using Europe as an extension of the classroom. Being a European history major I loved the opportunity of getting to travel to the places that I have been learning about during my time at Scripps. I get the opportunity to travel to Berlin with experts as well as [...]

I chose India because I was looking for a drastically new experience. I wanted my time abroad to be a challenge and a growing process, and what better way than the culture shock that is India? I chose SITA specifically because it matched my academic interests of arts and social sciences and for its supportive, [...]