Cedar Crest College
University Information
Below you will find study abroad reviews from students at Cedar Crest College. We hope you will find these helpful in your search for options in education abroad. If you are a Cedar Crest College student, please check with the Office of Global Initiatives (https://www.cedarcrest.edu/global/index.shtm) for guidelines on enrolling in a study abroad program and receiving credit for your study abroad experience. If your College has listed recommended programs below, please consider them first.
Important Dates and Deadlines
Study Abroad Approval form and Cedar Crest College Partial Study Abroad Scholarship Deadlines:
Feb 15: Summer study abroad
April 1: Fall study abroad
Oct 1: Winter study abroad
Nov 1: Spring study abroad
Please note: with regards to certain faculty-led study tours (TBA), these scholarship dates may change. Students will be notified.
"This was worthwhile, i have gained so much travel experience that would have taken me years to acquire if I had not gone abroad. "
A student Cedar Crest College
"I learned how to speak another language, how to take care of myself, how to budget my money, and how to travel by myself/with a small group of people."
Jillian Shaffer Cedar Crest College
"Overall, the experience allowed me to experience a culture far different from mine, meet lots of new people, practice language skills, learn how to live on my own, and I felt I gained a great swell of confidence from traveling to the other side of the world by myself."
A student Cedar Crest College
"There's so much to learn about yourself as well as the world when studying abroad. You learn how to challenge yourself in many ways and grow as a person. Living in another country allows you to learn about another culture and traveling broadens your worldview. Studying abroad is absolutely worth it!"
Juliana Cedar Crest College
"For my first experience being abroad by myself, I learned to be independent. I think this program is a good gateway for anyone looking to study abroad for a semester. I am also so thankful for being able to connect with people from different countries. It was incredible to see individuals from Korea, America, China, Russia, and..."
Kristina Litonjua Cedar Crest College
"I liked it so much that I am planning on going back to Korea for graduate school and am thinking about possibly immigrating there."
Danara Cedar Crest College
"I learned first and foremost how to speak Polish and used it often, something that would be very difficult to do in the US. Second, I learned a lot more about myself. It was absolutely worth it to travel abroad for the semester. "
A student Cedar Crest College
"I learned too much to summarize here. So, yes, worthwhile."
D R Cedar Crest College
"The fact that I from a country where teenagers and children do not really cherish information and want to learn does not mean that people in other countries do the same. I was extremely suprised and happy that they cared about what my CARE LLC group had to talk about."
Denise C Cedar Crest College
"I learned the most from my experience abroad, that a little bit can do alot. I was part of a service project that helped teen girls learn about sexual health education, and also helped provide resources to teen moms. It was an enlightening experience, and definitely helped define what I plan on doing in the future."
Natalia M Cedar Crest College
"I learned a lot about the culture and the people in Costa Rica. It was a very relaxing and beautiful country and the people were so kind. I can't wait to go back."
Demi B Cedar Crest College
"Absolutely!"
Laurian D Cedar Crest College
