You’re a cash-strapped study abroad student but want to travel and explore nearby countries and more remote cities. In expensive countries, like those in Western Europe, hotels are out of the question.
What’s a student with wanderlust to do?
Choose from one of these budget accommodation options to stay cheaply (or even for free) anywhere in the world.
Our friends at Feedacq are experts on what it takes to make an international move. In this post they share with us why more students should consider studying abroad in an emerging country. Read more →
Check out this sweet infographic from our friends at WeHostels.
The New Face of Study Abroad is an infographic by WeHostels. WeHostels makes it easy to find and book value accomodations around the world and to connect with other travelers using your mobile device.
Visit Abroad101 to read reviews and discover your dream study abroad destination. Once abroad, book your weekend excursions on WeHostels, and connect with other travelers!
This Wellness Wednesday post comes from our expert on expat emotional health, Melissa Doman, M.A., LGPC, NCC. In this post Melissa questions how a study abroad experience can change your career path.
This post comes from Jaila Cramer, a current MA candidate at Nankai University in China. Read on to learn what it’s like to be a graduate student studying in communist China, and learn how you could earn a $10,000 scholarship to study in the PRC as well! Read more →
Have you ever wondered what 4 weeks in China would feel like? According to Ryan Ashbaugh, a month in the PRC with INTO China is nothing short of amazing, and challenging in all the best ways. He explored secluded parts of the Great Wall, discovered hidden gem eateries, and studied at a top Chinese University with people from all over the world. Read on as Ryan shares with us his experiences of a summer spent traveling throughout China.
If you feel inspired to have your own Asian adventure, apply for a scholarship to travel and study in China today!
It’s common knowledge that STEM students are underrepresented in study abroad, but we don’t want it to stay that way! Our friend Sarah McNitt, producer of the Famous People Who Studied Abroad blog series, put together another great list of interesting people from the fields of Science, Technology, Engineering, & Math who have studied abroad!
Photo credit to Gonzaga University
Student Blogger Kerianne Baylor from Marist College is studying abroad in Spain with Academic Programs International (API). In this post she shares with us the 5 experiences she’ll remember most about her time on the Iberian Peninsula. Read her charming tales, and then make your own memories by applying for a $2,500 scholarship to study abroad with API!
Plaza de España in Sevilla
Last month Abroad101 partnered with John Cabot University in Rome to award $18,000 in scholarships! At JCU, students will be part of a lively international student community, learning in the heart of Rome- a city rich in culture, history, art, creativity, business, and international affairs. Read more →
This post comes from Andrew Ross, a student who spent the Fall 2012 studying abroad at John Cabot University in Rome, Italy. Read on to hear what he loves about this charming University in the heart of Roma! Ross says, ”When you hear people talk about the so called ‘times of their lives’ you hardly take them seriously. Well, you should take this one seriously, as I’m going to tell you that I’ve never had an experience like this in my 20 years of breathing!…
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