ISEP Exchange
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ISEP Exchange is a program provider offering 155 abroad programs. Programs offered include Study Abroad, Internship, Volunteer, and Intensive Language abroad programs in 57 countries such as Austria, Australia, Canada, and Switzerland.
ISEP is a worldwide network of over 300 higher education institutions in 50 countries. Students of member institutions may take advantage of any of our low-cost programs to travel to and study at institutions worldwide. For further information or to apply to an ISEP program, please contact your university or college study abroad office or visit our website at https://www.isepstudyabroad.org/programs/program-types-and-deadlines/isep-exchange.
Study Abroad with ISEP Exchange
"I realized how culture shapes an individual and how to adapt to foreign situations. My abroad experience has given me the confidence to do anything I set my mind to. I also have more patience than I did before because I realize it takes time to accomplish goals. "
Shaina Å Maryville College
"It was a good experience to live in a place very different than where you live usually. I appreciate so much more now."
Margaret M University of Wisconsin - Stout
"I'm ready to keep traveling. I would like to learn more languages, and keep in touch with those that I met. "
Hannah S New Mexico State University
"I met amazing people and have a very close group of friends from all around the world. My French has improved significantly and I have memories that will last a life time. "
Lindsey B Western Washington University
"My study abroad experience was rather good, despite some odd happenings. Although I hadn't realized it, my acceptance for differences has grown, and I didn't realize this until returning and talking with people who have never been abroad. I now feel that everyone should spend some time abroad, not as a tourist, but actually livi..."
Cassandra T New Mexico State University
"My future interests did not change. I learned that even if it seems like a difficult situation won't change, hang in there and keep going; its usually getting better."
Christoph J New Mexico State University
"The logic behind my rating is because I would consider the experience here mediocre, partially because of the school system here and partially because of my own personality type. On the side of the school itself, I had already completed most of the courses here that could actually apply to my major, so I felt that I had wasted m..."
David C Western Washington University
"There is nothing in the world like spending a semester or a year in another country, learning and exploring. I would not trade it for anything in the world. I can't believe I am so lucky to have been able to do this while I'm young. This experience has made me want to come back to England for my postgraduate studies and to live ..."
Samantha O Western Washington University
"My experience was the best it could have possibly been. I learned a lot from my German classes and English classes, but was never overwhelmed with work. I had plenty of time to travel and make friends. I was able to see the whole of Europe and I can't wait to go back and do it again!"
Sage C San Jose State University
"I have a greater appreciating for other cultures and countries. I see how in different places 'life' is so different. I wouldn't change a thing and I would love to return to Sweden one day for a long period of time. I miss Sweden everyday and the friends that I made while there. I do talk to them at least once a week even after ..."
Alaura B San Jose State University
"Absolutely! I learned a lot of things about myself through the living situations I was put in, the school I studied at and the culture of a metropolitan city. I absolutely love Brazil, as I have studied here once in HS. I only want to meet more states and places in Brazil the next time I am able to comeback. I hope this experien..."
kaitlyn B University of Wisconsin - LaCrosse
"Studying abroad really helped me realize what is important to me back home. Things I took for granted, things I held to too high esteem - it puts things in prospective. It also is something that teaches you about yourself and how you interact when speaking or cultural norms are completely different than what you're used to. I am..."
Morgan S University of the Pacific
"I learned to live and love a culture that I believe has more positives than our own. The program has made me apply to teach in Spain the next academic year."
Trevor A University of Wisconsin - LaCrosse
"My study abroad experience was amazing. Throw yourself into a foreign country, where you don't know the language or another person, and you'll surprise yourself. I made friends from all over the world and got to experience life outside of America for 5 months. My goal in life is to experience as much of the world as possible, an..."
Kayla K Georgia State University
"Yes. despite the inevitable setbacksa and frustrations, I would do it again in a heartbeat."
Ross P University of Wisconsin - LaCrosse
"Yes. despite the inevitable setbacksa and frustrations, I would do it again in a heartbeat."
Ross P University of Wisconsin - LaCrosse
"Everything was great except for classes. Overall, I'd still do exactly the same program. "
A student
"I am more globally aware. My communication skills have improved and I am looking forward to visiting friends who I became close with during the trip. I learned so much about myself during this trip and I will never forget my experience. "
Ana Laura C University of the Pacific
"I now understand myself, as an USA-ian, and why I do things the way I do, and why my culture is the way it is. Cultural insight both of your host country and home country was super influential for me. I now know myself. "
Karli D University of Wisconsin - LaCrosse
"Yes. I became a much better person because of this experience. I am more outgoing, I speak another language fluently, I am more independent, and I learned how to adapt to a different environment/culture in an appropriate manner. An experience abroad opened my eyes to the size of the world and showed me how rewarding it is to ..."
A student
"YES! "
Lindsey H Roanoke College
"My Spanish is 100% better, even if it is weird Andalusian Spanish now. I made tons of friends from all over the world, and was able to take care of myself in a large European city for 5 months. I feel much more experienced and competent traveling in Europe, and I now value the American education system so much more compared to..."
Erin C Maryville College
"I grew as a person in so many different ways. My experience made me a much stronger person and proved to me that I'm capable of so much more than I ever thought possible. I'm much more globally aware now, which I feel is very important. I'm able to see so many cultural and political issues for what they are now. Never before in ..."
Chase N Maryville College
"definitely. i became better at handling stress, and better at thinking on my feet. i also became better at dealing with different types of people that I wouldn't have usually been around. i also have a much better understanding of south america and its relationship with central and north america and europe, which i feel is one o..."
Annalisa P University of the Pacific
"I really enjoyed leaving the United States and meeting people from all across the world. It gave me a new found respect and appreciation for the US. "
Travis B Maryville College
