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CIEE: Santiago - Liberal Arts, Dominican Republic
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The Liberal Arts study abroad program in Santiago, Dominican Republic is designed for students with two-years of college-level Spanish or the equivalent and an interest in Caribbean area studies.
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Student Reviews
Kathryn S.08/25/2011 |
Challenging And Rewarding But You Have To Work For It.Absolutely. Again, this study abroad experience is great for students that are proactive and willing to work hard. I learned a lot through volunteering outside of school and engaging my host family. I hope to go back soon. |
Nancy M.05/10/2011 |
Dominican Republic: A Whole New WorldYes. Because of my study abroad experience I now understand human rights from a completely different perspective. My life and my perspective on the world has been totally changed. |
Danyeal R.02/16/2011 |
Que Viva La Republica DominicanaAfter this program, I can honestly say that I am graduating with a well-rounded Spanish language and cultural experience. |
Ashley D.05/15/2010 |
(No Title)I loved this program. I did not come into this program with the mindset of "hey I'm a junior in college let's go study abroad!" I came into this program with the mindset of therapy, recooperation, and self healing based on previous events that happened before I left for the DR. Because of this, I did not have a typical study abr... |
Daniel D.05/05/2010 |
(No Title)Personally, it made me realize just how much of a control freak I am. The Dominican Republic is not conducive to that way of being, and it has taught me patience like I never would have imagined. Academically and in terms of career goals, I now have a very clear idea of what I would like to do with myself after I graduate. Up... |
Juliana K.02/15/2010 |
(No Title)The immersion, hands down. Classes were great and they definitely supported us in our field assignments, but the time we spent in our communities was invaluable. I don't know of many other programs where cultural immersion as academically and socially crucial as it was for us. We were and will always be outsiders in the Dominica... |