China Study Abroad Reflections: Comprehensive Reviews of Past Programs
- Location(s): Guizhou / Guiyang, China: Shenyang, China: Shanghai, China: Beijing, China: Changsha, China: Chengdu, China: Chongqing, China: Dalian, China: Field Programs in China, China: Guangdong, China: Guangzhou, China: Guilin, China: Hangzhou, China: Harbin, China: Hebei, China: Hohhot, China: Jilin / Changchun, China: Kunming, China: Lhasa, China: Macau, China: Multiple, China: Nanchang, China: Nanjing, China: Ningbo, China: Shandong / Qingdao, China: Shenzhen, China: Suzhou, China: Tianjin, China: Traveling in China, China: Wuhan, China: Fujian, China: Xi'an, China
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I got to know myself a lot more. It made learning the language much easier and worthwhile. Khadijah Wilson - Hood College View Entire Review
I gained a few months of international experience that I probably would have never would have gotten otherwise. Robin Feaster - Lebanon Valley College View Entire Review
I gain more knowledge of the social cultural trends in China. I became more open minded and was more comfortable with the new culture I immersed myself into Nicole Castro - Suffolk University View Entire Review
Learned a lot about adapting abroad Victoria Berger - Villanova University View Entire Review
Yes, it was very worthwhile I would do it all over again if I could. Samantha Hartshorn - Mount Saint Mary College View Entire Review
Just one of those experiences you talk about the rest of your life and, while challenging, makes you a more worldly person. I had to really bootstrap it at work between haggling with locals for wood for our composters, negotiating partnerships with local organizations and navigating the city. David S - University of Southern California View Entire Review
For anybody who was wondering that, China Study Abroad is a real company. I was very nervous about coming to China and had just about a million questions concerning every aspect of my stay. China Study Abroad assisted me from picking the program and city most suitable to my needs, to seeing me off at the end of 6 months. They en... Beatrice U - Bennington College View Entire Review
The most worthwhile part of the program was the drastic improvement in my Chinese skills and becoming comfortable with a new country and city. Madison R - University of Tulsa View Entire Review
Friends. Yes. Hongwei C - University of Dayton View Entire Review
n Susanna D - University of Pittsburgh - Pittsburgh View Entire Review
I learned a lot of Chinese and was able to skip a year when I came back to school even though the program was only a summer long, so it was definitely worthwhile. Isabel K - Swarthmore College View Entire Review
Gained a different perspective of what "China" means. Definitely worthwhile Emily W - Ohio University View Entire Review
This experience was so incredibly worthwhile-- I really think everyone should go. It is fascinating to see a place so different from the U.S., to see the way the school system is structured, the way shops are built, the extensive food culture of China... It made me so much more confident in myself and also very independent. I ... Kelsey H - Kenyon College View Entire Review
Mainly, I gained a stronger sense of self, emotional intelligence and became more self-sufficient. I also learned a lot about judicial and political issues that were going on globally, which made me a more informed but concerned citizen. Jackie B - Spelman College View Entire Review
It was 100% worthwhile! I especially loved that I was able to study abroad in a very unconventional place and have an internship. I gained a new respect for others cultures and others beliefs. Elise Hanks-Witaszek - Lebanon Valley College View Entire Review
What didn't I gain from study abroad? I learned a lot about myself, about what makes me happy, what motivates me. My confidence, independence, and curiosity increased. I now have insatiable wanderlust. My Chinese skills improved greatly, and I got many important transferable soft skills (communication, adaptability, etc). It was... Jennifer Conner - Arizona State University View Entire Review
It was very worthwhile, I learned so much about a new culture. Courtney Pettine - Mount Saint Mary College View Entire Review
I learned Chinese. I learned about China just because I was living there. But the program was not designed to teach content and was grossly misrepresented as a program that teaches content in Chinese from my home university in the US. A student - Anonymous University View Entire Review
Completely worthwhile! I learned a lot more Chinese and a lot about the Chinese culture. I was not expecting to become much more independent, confident, outgoing, and aware of the world around me. Anna M - North Central College View Entire Review
I gained a ton of language experience, met great new friends, and learned so much about life in China. It was most definitely worthwhile, and I already can't wait to go back. A student - Amherst College View Entire Review
A broader perspective on Chinese culture, the interconnectedness of our world and the value of education for advancement. It was definitely worth while and I made a lot of Chinese friends who I am excited to see and socialize with back on our domestic campus. A student - University of Dayton View Entire Review
Studying abroad in China definitely gave me a more global perspective. I appreciate living in America more since the trip. I also learned how similar international students are to American students and was able to make lifelong friends in the process. A student - University of Dayton View Entire Review
Yes, worthwhile. A student - Purdue University View Entire Review
I gaine a lot. I learned so much about China and the cultures there. I also gained weight from all of the greasy food I ate! It was definitely worthwhile, I think going abroad somewhere that was not in the very common European countries has a lot of value. I was able to travel all around China, and see things that I never kn... A student - Denison University View Entire Review
It was definitely worth while. I gained a greater appreciation for America, I made a ton of new friends, I learned so much about China and its culture. I tried amazing food and made memories I will remember for the rest of my life. Nichol H - University of Northern Iowa View Entire Review
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Find your dream Study Abroad Program in China at Abroad101 and this directory of Study Abroad Programs, Rankings and Reviews.
Future students are drawn to Abroad101 for the reviews from returning students. Using the popular 1-5 star scale, individual reviews provide a total rating, which are then averaged and displayed in directories. Individual review details give ratings on all aspects of the program: academics, housing, food, program administration and the environment, plus student support before and after the experience abroad. This insight can be reassuring to students and help them not only pick a program, but feel comfortable in their choices. For parents, the reviews provide a level of comfort about the provider, the destination and study abroad in general.
Future students are drawn to Abroad101 for the reviews from returning students. Using the popular 1-5 star scale, individual reviews provide a total rating, which are then averaged and displayed in directories. Individual review details give ratings on all aspects of the program: academics, housing, food, program administration and the environment, plus student support before and after the experience abroad. This insight can be reassuring to students and help them not only pick a program, but feel comfortable in their choices. For parents, the reviews provide a level of comfort about the provider, the destination and study abroad in general.
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