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CIEE: Alicante - Liberal Arts
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This program is designed for students who have completed a minimum of five semesters of university-level language instruction in Spanish. Students interested in furthering their language skills, and in learning about Spain will find that this program provides an ideal option for students who seek a study abroa... More
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Student Reviews
Nataly C.04/04/2012 |
Life At Alicanteabsolutely |
Lori T.03/18/2012 |
Alicante: An Authentic Spanish ExperienceAbsolutely. It changed me and my outlook on life and the world. I benefited so much from my experience and I miss it a lot. I want to go back to Alicante and Spain and work there because I loved it so much. |
Allison F.01/20/2012 |
Alicante: All I Could Ask For And MoreYes, I learned a lot of Spanish and traveling, made new friends that I would not have met at Villanova and discovered things about my self. |
whitney g.01/18/2012 |
A Great ExperienceIT HAS AFFECTED ME IN MANY DIFFERENT WAYS. I AM NOW CONSIDERING TO GO BACK AFTER I GRADUATE |
Emily C.01/10/2012 |
Livin' La Vida AlicantinaGoing abroad has made me very independent, and more worldly. I got to see and do so many things I thought I would never see or do. I learned that open mindedness will get you very far, and in another country the best thing to do is whatever the natives do. Unlike most people, I had interest in teaching abroad when I graduated co... |
Allison M.09/30/2011 |
A Semester In Spain Was A Formative Part Of My College ExperienceI am definitely more culturally aware than I was before. |
Allison M.09/30/2011 |
A Semester In Spain Was A Formative Part Of My College ExperienceI am definitely more culturally aware than I was before. |
yesenia l.06/03/2011 |
Study Abroad = Become More Independent+ Culturally AwareThe experience was completely worth my time. |
Rebecca H.06/26/2010 |
(No Title)My study abroad experience was well worth it! I loved every minute of it. Although at times, I was challenged academically or learning new customs, I wouldn't change it for a second. I learned so much about the idea of home isn't where you live but it's rather the people and attitude you have. Your host family and friends abr... |
