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Nov 2016
Experiencing learning and on-site teaching with immediate contact with the subject and the artifacts under discussion can be a particularly
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Nov 2016
Students spend one to two semesters learning how to communicate with their neighbours around them, from ordering a coffee to learning the
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Oct 2016
By Maddi Brenner There is one program of study in particular that I’ve absolutely fallen in love with, that is, my Crisis and Change in Greece
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Oct 2016
By Alyssa Tayrien Opa” best translates to “oops” in English, which definitely describes my latest adventure This story is a bit
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Oct 2016
By Alyssa Tayrien Thoughts on Mount Olympus Change your perspective. Climb a mountain. Last weekend, a group of CYA students embarked on a guided
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Oct 2016
By Maddi Brenner I’m not going to lie to you… it was hard. Harder than I had expected You know those places you only read about in books, that
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Oct 2016
By Alyssa Tayrien Greece is complex, diverse, and has so much to offer Before arriving in Greece, I had definite preconceived notions of what the
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Oct 2016
On October 5-7 CYA was delighted to host The Forum on Education Abroad 3rd European conference Living Change: Education Abroad in 21st Century
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Sep 2016
By Maddi Brenner Studying abroad isn’t all sunshine and rainbows. As much as we’d like to think that. Exhaustion, really. That’s the word I’d
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Sep 2016
By Alyssa Tayrien Filled with ruins, relics, and remnants of ancient and modern occupations, Crete is an island with a rich identity and proud
