Central College Abroad
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Posted June 14th, 2013 by Adel in Vienna, Austria
Wow! It’s been crazy here in Vienna. Everything is settling into a rhythm and my schedule feels like it’s made up of some very long days. (But I am never bored.) In my last post I told you all about our CCA trips to Salzburg and I thought it might be time to tell you…
The Conclusion
Posted June 3rd, 2013 by Cody in Merida, Mexico
What a semester! Before coming to Mexico I knew my study abroad experience would be life changing but I really had no idea in what way. After being home for about two weeks and having time to reflect on my abroad experience I am astonished by how much I have changed. Traveling to another country…
Classes in Wales
Posted May 23rd, 2013 by Nicole in Bangor, Wales
This will be just a short post today as I have a lot to get done! As I sit here doing some studying I’ve realized that one of the biggest differences between studying at Bangor and studying at Central is definitely the classes. Before I came here I didn’t think there would be much of…
Salzburg: Central College Abroad Weekend Trip
Posted May 7th, 2013 by Adel in Vienna, Austria
One of the many opportunities that Central College abroad offers to its students while in Vienna is a group trip to a city in the area. Last weekend we had the enjoyment of visiting Salzburg with our assistant director, Salzburg native, Michaela. On Saturday we set out taking Westbahn from Vienna to Salzburg main station,…
Monet’s Gardens in Giverny
Posted April 29th, 2013 by Emily in Paris, France
Just as spring finally made its way to Paris, my program and I spent a little time enjoying the sun in Giverny, France where we visited Claude Monet’s house and gardens. One thing I’ve learned to love about Paris is the short amount of time it takes to take the train anywhere. If you want…
Finding Bosco
Posted April 22nd, 2013 by Breanna in Granada, Spain
Welcome to Ronda, a small town in Andalucía that sits upon a precipice. It is well known for its three bridges: the Roman Bridge, the Arab Bridge, and the New Bridge (which can also be classified as neoclassical, since it’s not so new anymore). When Veronica arranged a trip to this small piece of history,…
London’s Calling
Posted April 22nd, 2013 by Emily in Paris, France
I have always dreamed of visiting London; seeing Big Ben has always been towards the top of my bucket list. Last weekend, I finally got to make that dream a reality. Of course I wanted to see as much as possible in the three days that I was there, so I arrived with a long…
Easter Break Adventures
Posted April 22nd, 2013 by Nicole in Bangor, Wales
One of the benefits of studying in Bangor is the 3 week long Easter Break the university has. This break is the perfect opportunity to travel around Europe, which is exactly what I did! I do not have near enough space on this blog to tell you about everything I’ve done, but here is just…
Easter Break in the UK
Posted April 22nd, 2013 by Adel in Vienna, Austria
Hello Again! The past three weeks have been quite an adventure. With my last class before break being on Thursday, my Easter break began early Friday morning. Flying out of Bratislava Airport, Ashley and I flew to London Sutton and made our way to our first hostel in lovely London. On our arrival in London…
A New World
Posted April 11th, 2013 by Cody in Merida, Mexico
The second to last group excursion of the semester lead us to the state of Chiapas for a jammed packed weekend of traveling and sight-seeing. The majority of our weekend was taken up by traveling, but when we were finally able to get out of the vans; everything seemed to be worth it. After living…
