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September 20, 2024

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Below you will find study abroad reviews from students at Scripps College. We hope you will find these helpful in your search for options in education abroad. If you are a Scripps College student, please check with the Study Abroad and Global Education Office for guidelines on enrolling in a study abroad program and receiving credit for your study abroad experience. If your university has listed recommended programs below, please consider them first and contact any of the program providers referenced in the reviews listed below for more information

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Past Review Black Forest Bliss IES Abroad: Freiburg - Environmental Studies & Sustainability

"Studying abroad has been the most incredible experience of my life. It has been both challenging and rewarding. The experience of living and learning in a culture different from my own, in a language foreign to me has been one of the most thrilling times of my life! I am sad to see the experience come to an end because the many ..."

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Past Review Sublime. The School for Field Studies / SFS: Cambodia – Environmental Justice and Mekong Ecologies

"A nuanced perspective about the world and the different conditions governing it and people inhabiting it. A new appreciation for responsible environmental policy and ethics, admiration for people whose livelihoods and cultural contexts engage with the natural world differently, extraordinary emotional connection with people whos..."

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Past Review Unexpected IFSA: Buenos Aires - Argentine Universities Program

"I learned that I'm ready to move on form college. It was a little difficult coming back to school having had so much independence abroad."

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Past Review A Life Changing Semester In Aix France Study Abroad Reflections: Comprehensive Reviews of Past Programs

"Going abroad completely changes your outlook on life. You become aware and sensitive to cultural difference, begin to value new things, and develop a whole new set of friends from around the globe."

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Past Review Granada, Te Amo! IES Abroad: Granada - Liberal Arts & Language

"Granada was an incredible environment for studying abroad; it offers the best of so many worlds. The Andalusians and other Spaniards I met in Granada were kind and open people, the popularity of UGR brought international students from all around the world to the city, the night culture is very lively while also very safe, the ci..."

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Past Review An Amazing Program And City IES Abroad: Granada - Liberal Arts & Language

"language skills, friends, cultural experience "

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Past Review I Want To Go Back! IES Abroad: Madrid - IES Abroad in Madrid

"IES abroad was one of the most formative experiences I have had as a young adult. The program itself is well organized and reputable. The staff has been with the program for many years and nothing comes to them as a surprise. They know how to make the program worthwhile and they are very sweet and helpful. I truly loved IES and ..."

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Past Review An American In Paris Is Happy Because She Bit Back. Sarah Lawrence College: Paris - Sarah Lawrence College in Paris

"Yes, it was very worthwhile. Wonderful learning environment, I am now very confident in my abilities with the French language, I gained exposure to the French dance/arts scene and a sensation that I am an international dancer, I grew in adaptability, self-confidence, resourcefulness, and creativity. I made good friends, and I le..."

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Past Review Bad Management, Independent Learning Sarah Lawrence College: Paris - Sarah Lawrence College in Paris

"I have been studying French for many years, so I was expecting to have a better grasp on French than I actually did. I learned the value of perfecting an accent. In addition, one of my goals was to see a lot of art. The way my classes were structured, especially with the half -hour tutorats, and having to use the library’s duri..."

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