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Enjoy the relaxed lifestyle of a smaller urban area and an economy more focused on its university and students than tourists – the ideal setting to hone your Spanish language skills. Explore Spanish culture and its Arabic influences through a number of programs at CEA's Global Partner, the University of Grana... More
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Student Reviews
Emma B.05/22/2012 |
WonderfulIt was the best thing I've ever done, I feel like I've grown so much and it was so much fun. |
A student05/22/2012 |
Best Five Months EverLearning about new cultures, making friends, improving on Spanish. Yes! |
Ashley M.05/21/2012 |
I Realized That I'm Growing Up FastI gained a new way to look at life plus my spanish I'm proved. Yes it was worthwhile, you make it worthwhile |
aderro205/20/2012 |
Fantastic.I am a whole new person. this experience has changed me for the better. |
Jennifer S.05/17/2012 |
Granada Study Abroad Time Of My LifeYes, I met so many people, I learned a ton of spanish among other things and learned about myself. |
Jennifer S.05/17/2012 |
Granada Study Abroad Time Of My LifeYes, I met so many people, I learned a ton of spanish among other things and learned about myself. |
Laurel A.05/16/2012 |
Experience In Granada, Spain (I Don't Want To Ever Leave Granada!/Awesome Host Family)I became much more independent while studying abroad. Even if i wanted my parents to help me out with something, they couldn't because they dont speak Spanish. I learned so much about other cultures. Not just Spain's either! I met people every week from around the world. |
Kaitlyn S.05/15/2012 |
Studying Abroad: The Greatest Choice You Can Ever MakeIt was the best thing that I've ever done in my life and I feel like a different person now. I've become more independent and have gotten more confidence in my foreign language speaking ability and I've also made amazing friendships. It has reinforced the fact that I want to be a Spanish teacher and now I might even want to retu... |
Katherine H.05/14/2012 |
Living The Life In SpainI would never trade anything for this year, it was one of the best times of my life. I love the Spanish culture and my host family was amazing. |
Michael B.05/12/2012 |
Granada: Best Experience Of My Life!I now understand how different the American culture is from other cultures all over the world. I know have a better understanding of how the world works, and why people do the things that they do. Studying abroad just confirmed my desires to teach high school Spanish when I graduate from college. |
Ryan R.05/11/2012 |
Granada Has Been The Experience Of A Lifetime!I learned so much and got to see so many new things. It was a great way to learn more about myself, and has ensured that I have made the right choices. |
Sara V.05/11/2012 |
Granada: Where The Tapas Are FreeYES!!!!! I learned so much. Language, culture, and personally myself. |
Kelsey G.05/11/2012 |
Granada: A Wealth Of CultureThis experience was definitely worthwhile. I learned a lot about Spanish culture and I'm really excited to go back home and share everything that I learned with all of my friends and family. I also became a lot more independent since I had to do a lot of stuff myself since my parents weren't here to do it for me. |
Sarah P.05/11/2012 |
Granada: Difficult But A Wonderful, Wonderful Experience.I learned so much about the Spanish culture and my speaking skills, especially vocabulary have grown immensely. |
Christina W.02/29/2012 |
Incredible 4 Months In One Of The Best Places On Earth!YES! Traveling is such a wonderful way to learn about yourself. It forces you to take an introspective look on your life. I appreciated so much more about my life in the U.S and gained a deeper understanding of the world. It is such an important experience to live outside of your personal comfort zone and to experience a new cul... |
Celeste A.02/05/2012 |
Granada: A Journey Worth TakingYes, it was eye-opening to live away from home and be totally on my own. I learned to be more independent and to get out of my comfort zone. |
Cristina D.01/30/2012 |
Best Time Of My LifeYes! Everything was perfect |
Danielle I.01/25/2012 |
Granada, Spain: The Best Four Months Of My Life!I grew up in a small town with a genuine lack of diversity and history. After studying abroad, I am more aware of the world - whether its history, politics, family dynamics, or gastronomics, I feel like a more informed and well-rounded person. I now have a greater confidence in myself - if I can live and thrive in a foreign coun... |
Rocio M.01/25/2012 |
Spain Blew My Mind.My Spanish speaking skills grew immensely. |
Aurelie K.01/24/2012 |
Spain: Tapas, Wine, Friends, School All In One And Equally Balanced.I enjoy their view of life. they had a sense of relax and healthy life style that i wish existed here. |
Stephanie A.12/28/2011 |
Simple Pleasures Of Southern SpainMy study abroad experience was more than worthwhile; it was essential to my growth as a world citizen and a student. I wouldn't change a thing. |
Adriene G.12/24/2011 |
N/AI wouldn't change this experience for anything in the world. I got to see the world, truly immerse myself in Spanish culture to the point where I felt as though I were Spanish myself, made so many friends, improved my Spanish skills immensely, and gained loads of confidence. The last two days of the semester were incredibly diff... |
Danielle M.12/18/2011 |
Spain Will Always Have A Place In My HeartI gained a knowledge about different culture of the world which I don't think you can put a price on. I learned a lot about myself and what I want out of life from this experience. I have gained friendships I incredibly value and experiences I will never forget. This experience has made me think about teaching English in Spain a... |
Breanna N.12/17/2011 |
Granada: The Most Difficult But Rewarding Four Months Of My Life.I have learned a lot while studying abroad. My language skills have definitely improved and I have grown as a person. I have become more confident in my abilities and less afraid of what people think of me. I also know now that I do not want to come back to live in Europe. I really loved being here for a semester but I know that... |
Rachel C.11/08/2011 |
Granada: A Fulfilling ExperienceI learned how to be self-sufficient, figuring out travel plans and flying alone, and public transportation. My language skills also improved immensely. |