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 have already made several trips to Germany, and have hosted a German exchange student for a year before I made the choice to study abroad here, so I wouldn't say that my perception has really changed, just been clarified. My academic interests have not really changed, my choice to not study classical archaeology has just been ..."
Laura S Western Washington University
"My study abroad experience was definitely worthwhile. I gained a strong sense of independence and heightened my interest in travel and other cultures even further. I had always planned to work abroad at some point, so my experience didn't change my plans so much as it did enable me to accomplish them. "
Jessica S Western Carolina University
"If you can't tell already, I'm bitter about not learning French the way I was expecting. That was my goal in coming to a French speaking country, and I've failed. I have certainly made a lot of progress, but France or Belgium would have been better choices for French. I am also not happy that I wasn't told that I didn't have to ..."
Adam S Kansas State University
"The study abroad experience was amazing and I will always be thankful that I did it. Tilburg had a great program for international students. The only part about Tilburg that I had problems with the university not the opportunities or social experiences."
Scotiana C Western Washington University
"YES ! I really haven't learn anything from school at all but I had a lot of fun. I met life long friends from all over the world. "
Melissa K. S New Mexico State University
"I plan to study abroad independently again. I would never study abroad through Western Washington again."
Emily M Western Washington University
"My experience was absolutely worthwhile. The trip definitely changed me and helped me evolve into someone more motivated, more courageous, and more sympathetic. I now understand what it's like to be somewhere all alone and where one cannot understand the language and I will definitely carry that with me when I meet someone in th..."
Ashton I Maryville College
", I speak French at a much higher level, I met people from all over the world, and I got to travel as well. I would do the program again, but probably in a more lively city."
Laura A Western Washington University
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Sarah S Truman State University
"Yes"
Shane S Kansas State University
"I learned a lot about myself and about different cultures from this program. There are many differences between American culture and Indian culture that I never really even thought could exist. For example, I saw that men in India seemed to form much closer and more intimate relationships with each other than America men. I get ..."
Paul C Kansas State University
"Now, I want to have an international career. I want to learn a language and meet people from outside the U.S."
Tara S Indiana University of Pennsylvania
"I learned a ton of Spanish and fell in love with an awesome boy, so yeah. "
Amy C Hamline University
"It was definitely worth it. The amount of diversity among the students and the population of the city was something I had never experienced to that extent before, and it was amazing to learn so much about other cultures. It made me even more certain that I want to work in a job where I can work with people from different cultur..."
Stephanie O
"I have a bigger outlook on the world- my world is more than America. I grew in my confidence in myself. I feel that if I can live abroad on my own I can do a lot of things."
Rachel A Hamline University
"YES! Study abroad provides an experience you can't gain any other way. You learn to make your way in the world and do things independently that many people never learn to do. Open your mind because there are billions of different perspectives out there in the world. Embrace it!!"
Susan B Northwestern State University of Louisiana
"Absolutely, it changed me life. Its not for everybody though, I wont lie when I say it was very hard. Really introverted people will struggle to make friends, you have to be tough, independent, and confident."
Corinne W Western Washington University
"YES"
sara r San Jose State University
"I think that my study abroad experience has solidified what I want to do in the future."
Jazmin W University of the Pacific
"yes. I didn't know what I would find but it surpassed my expectations! I want to go back."
Lindsay K University of the Pacific
"It was absolutely worthwhile but I would have chosen a different site in Mexico had I known what Monterrey was like prior to going there. "
Maxwell S Western Washington University
"Yes, the study abroad experience was more than worthwhile. I feel that I have grown up to be more independent and culturally aware. I learned more about Japan and myself as well. It was such a unique and different experience that stretched me in different ways. It has taught me to be more patient and be less complaining. It is s..."
Jasmine K San Jose State University
"This experience has changed me in many ways. The largest point I think I would like to make would be that it has challenged me in ways I never thought I would be challenged but in the end I have come out of it being a stronger person."
Michelle P San Jose State University
"Study abroad was very worthwhile. Though I had trouble during my first semester balancing my school, friends, and home sickness, I learned so much and gained a lot from the experience. "
Clarissa B San Jose State University
"Absolutely worth it. Leaving was the hardest part of the trip. I made some amazing friends I will have for life and I learned a lot about myself. "
Kaycee M San Jose State University
