Study Abroad Programs in England
- Location(s): Alnwick, The United Kingdom: Bath, The United Kingdom: Bedford, The United Kingdom: Birmingham, The United Kingdom: Bournemouth, The United Kingdom: Bradford, The United Kingdom: Brighton, The United Kingdom: Bristol, The United Kingdom: Cambridge, The United Kingdom: Canterbury, The United Kingdom: Gloucestershire, The United Kingdom: Chester, The United Kingdom: Chichester, The United Kingdom: Coventry, The United Kingdom: Durham, The United Kingdom: East Sussex, The United Kingdom: Essex, The United Kingdom: Huddersfield, The United Kingdom: Hull, The United Kingdom: Lancaster, The United Kingdom: Leeds, The United Kingdom: Liverpool, The United Kingdom: Manchester, The United Kingdom: Newcastle Upon Tyne, The United Kingdom: Norwich, The United Kingdom: Nottingham, The United Kingdom: Sheffield, The United Kingdom: Surrey, The United Kingdom: York, The United Kingdom: North East England, The United Kingdom: Exeter, The United Kingdom: Stoke-on-Trent, The United Kingdom: Buckinghamshire, The United Kingdom: Colchester, The United Kingdom: East Midlands, The United Kingdom: Hatfield / Hertfordshire, The United Kingdom: Leicester, The United Kingdom: Oxford, The United Kingdom: West Midlands, The United Kingdom: Wroxton, The United Kingdom
- Program Type(s): Study Abroad, Internship, Volunteer, Intensive Language, Gap Year, Graduate Program, High School, Research
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Things might not go as planned but that doesn't mean it still can't be good. Sometimes you just have to let life run its course and take you along in the experience. Abby - West Chester University of Pennsylvania View Entire Review
I learned about myself, my academic process, and the British culture. It was extremely worthwhile. Hannah Ball - Covenant College View Entire Review
I learned how to navigate the world and to have a bigger view about things. Destiney H - Columbia College Chicago View Entire Review
I learned to expect the unexpected. The world is a magnificent place and everything in it is special. It was definitely worth my while. Mallori J - Saginaw Valley State University View Entire Review
It was the best time in my life so far. I learned so much about myself and other cultures. Katie K - Heidelberg University View Entire Review
I gained independence and a broader knowledge of transportation methods in a large city. It was very much worthwhile. A student - Berea College View Entire Review
I learned that I have the power to make me happy, and that life is about doing things that make me happy. That I shouldn't focus completely on the perfect job or future, but do things that make me happy right here and now. And that so many amazing people live in this world, and it's my goal to fill my life with those people. Sophie V - University of Maine at Orono View Entire Review
It would be impossible for me to sum up everything I learned at the University of Oxford. I completely readjusted my way of thinking, and learned to examine concepts objectively and logically. I learned to write a 10-page research paper in less than a week and defend my arguments in one-on-one discussions with a PhD. I learned t... Rachel H - Trinity University View Entire Review
Meeting so many people from different cultures was a great insight into how the event industry varies across the world. Lucie A - Oxford Brookes University View Entire Review
I gained a broader outlook on life experiences. Kate Z - Columbia College Chicago View Entire Review
i gained an better concept of good design and huge exposure to famous artists and architecture. it was completely worthwhile! A student - Brigham Young University View Entire Review
A bigger understanding of different cultures, traveling, and how to cope/adapt to change and constant moving around. The traveling aspect was an key advantage for landing an internship and a job for a big-name company that specializes in travel after I returned to the States. It was most definitely worth it! Even if I hadn't got... A student - Bethel University View Entire Review
I gained independence, friends, knowledge of new cultures, knowledge of history, art and architecture. Ashley G - Brigham Young University View Entire Review
It was a worth while experience and i gained new skill that will help me when i'm in new situations Evan Lynch - Central Washington University View Entire Review
Got out of my comfort zone and learned more about myself. It was definitely worth it. A student - Salem State University View Entire Review
A sense of self as well as a sense of individual culture and life. Jazmen H - Martin Methodist College View Entire Review
I gained a good amount of French language and made a lot of state-side friends. If I could go back and do it again, I would not choose to live in Aix, but I am glad I went. Alison S - Western Washington University View Entire Review
I learned how to live with people that were not exactly my type of people (loud party people) and how to truly live on my own (cooking, cleaning, etc). I also learned how to navigate in a foreign country. It was definitely worthwhile. Studying abroad gives you a new perspective on many aspects of life. Ali B - Capital University View Entire Review
I learned how to manage my time, how to explore and go beyond my comfort zone. I learned how to integrate with people and how to make friends. A student - The University of Texas at Austin View Entire Review
I learned more about myself than I ever expected to. This was my first time traveling abroad, and it was completely worthwhile. Talking to people about what's important to them in their culture taught me more about what's most important to me, whether I'm at home or abroad. I think it gave me the chance to step back from expecta... adopteddonkey - Brigham Young University View Entire Review
Gained: many friends, different cultures from all around the world, traveling experience, etc. Was very worthwhile Ben C - Illinois State University View Entire Review
met SO many friends from all over america, I traveled all over europe, I experienced London's culture, and a lot of partying and hanging out. and not much focus on school work. Very fun, very relaxed, very expensive. A student - SUNY Purchase View Entire Review
I can't sum up what I've learned--I got to learn how to use a HUGE university's resources, how to get plugged into local culture and theatre, that Emma Watson is very short, that I identify with the UK and that I am going to miss England for the rest of my life! bre.blaschke - Bethel University View Entire Review
I really came to terms with the architecture profession while abroad and have a much better idea of where and how I want to work after grad school. Completely worth it! Hannah B - University of Arkansas - Fayetteville View Entire Review
I learned that I was more independent that I thought I was. It was a nice revelation. A student - Bethel University View Entire Review
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