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As I come to the end of my undergraduate career and my position as an AIFS Alumni Ambassador, I think about all the great things that come from staying involved…

As I write this post, I find myself surprisingly in the same state as before I left – slightly emotionless and somehow excited but also a bit sad. I don’t…

I chose to live with a host family during my study abroad experience so that I could have more chances to work on my speaking skills and learn more about the…

1. Accept the fact that you’re going to get homesick. Granada is so amazing that even though I have missed home, I’ve never wished that I was home more than…

“This photo was taken at the Bunkers del Carmel in the neighborhood of Turo de la Rovira, where my art professor took our class on a field trip during the…

As I knew it would, time has got away from me. Somehow, I woke up one morning and two months in Spain have gone by! I’m now halfway done with…

A lot has happened. I started classes at the University of Granada in Spain in a building known as the Center for Modern Languages and am already only two weeks away…

In the Fall of 2014, I had the opportunity of a lifetime to study abroad and travel across Europe. I didn’t even know what study abroad was until I began…

I really thought that I was going to be able to provide some deep “Eat, Pray, Love” knowledge and leave everyone completely enlightened on what traveling and studying abroad is…

I didn’t think I could possibly love Spain anymore. Every morning I walk out my door surrounded by the most amazing architecture. I go to school in buildings that are…