CEA CAPA Education Abroad: Paris, France
CEA CAPA Education Abroad
CEA CAPA Education Abroad: Paris, France
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Turn the City of Light into your living classroom when you study abroad with CEA CAPA in Paris! There's a reason why this capital city has long been a center of intellectual thought, politics, art, and social change; home to French haute couture, ... read more
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It definitely was worthwhile! I really enjoyed interacting with the locals at my internship and also living with the other students in my program. I would say I visited almost all of the major touristy spots in Paris. Gemma Gonzalez - University of Illinois - Chicago View Entire Review
I gained knowledge on the aspects of culture and how to fit in as best as possible without losing self identity in the process. Melissa - Texas A&M University - College Station View Entire Review
I learned how to be more independent and that I'm capable of doing more on my own than I thought I would. I learned life lessons that I wouldn't have learned if I had not studied abroad, and it was definitely worthwhile. Kayla Shepherd - Belmont University View Entire Review
So much more than I could ever write here. How to meet new people, how to be open-minded to all of the other people in the world. How to handle the everyday tasks of being adult. Dana Fazziola - Ithaca College View Entire Review
I definitely learned a lot about the culture of parisians. I'll definitely do it all over again. A student - Texas A&M University - College Station View Entire Review
Culture appreciation Kiana - California State University - Fullerton View Entire Review
I learned way more than I could ever imagine. Not only did I learn the language, culture, and history of France and more specifically Paris, but I learned what I want for myself now. I went to Paris as a senior and didn't have too much direction, but I know now what I expect from my future job, the people who I'll be wanting to ... Kaleb Cornitius - Texas A&M University - College Station View Entire Review
Definitely worthwhile. This experience has made me more adventurous and independent. It's also given me an appreciation for different ways of living. A student - University of Kansas View Entire Review
Living abroad with strangers/roommates in a foreign country helped me grow as a professional, as a student, and as an individual because I am even more open to new experiences and am not afraid to explore and be out of my comfort zone. Enji S - University of Utah View Entire Review
An international education is the most valuable part of a college experience, in my opinion. I am humbled to have had such an incredible experience abroad. The knowledge of the world and its people, the ways in which my patterns of thinking have changed, and my outlook on culture and society outside of the United States are all ... rachaelc105 - Quinnipiac University View Entire Review
Why Not To Pick the Program and if you do here is some advice Hello, prospecting study abroad Victims of CEA First of all try and go directly to the school you want to attend it is a-lot cheaper and the city is not at all hard to navigate alone, this program is basically excessively over priced. They say that they offer g... Marquis S - Virginia Commonwealth University View Entire Review
It was so worthwhile and I wish I could go back. I miss it everyday. Rebekah B - Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University View Entire Review
I really learned a lot about myself while abroad. I became more wise about where I was spending my money. I became more self reliant and independent. And I became a more well rounded student with a huge new found respect for different cultures. Taylor M - University of Wisconsin - Milwaukee View Entire Review
CEA Paris has exposed me to an vast array of challenges through the duration of my semester abroad, but the accompanying insights into culture, sociology, history (especially of art), novel academic environments, and international consciousness/"citizenship" have been utterly incredible and dually vital to personal growth that I... Jared Knepper - Champlain College View Entire Review
My abroad travels were certainly worthwhile. I feel as though after living abroad I have a new found confidence as well as a changed global outlook on the world. Emily Durant - High Point University View Entire Review
I really improved in my language skill. I learned a lot about myself. I had to do summer school to be able to study abroad and it was 100% worth it! Lauren - Chapman University View Entire Review
Yes, I gained a whole new perspective on French culture. Definitely worthwhile Leah - Chapman University View Entire Review
I became more independent individually, and I made a lot of great friends that I know I'll stay in touch with. I will definitely visit the staff when I return to Paris! Kayla Shepherd - Belmont University View Entire Review
My French improved greatly and I think that I am a much more independent and confident person. Sarah - University of South Carolina - Columbia View Entire Review
Besides the language component I think I have become a very independent person. Living in a foreign city without any friends takes you out of your comfort zone and makes you grow up pretty fast. Once I accepted that, I made friends easily and accepted the culture with open arms. Milan A - Northern Illinois University View Entire Review
The biggest thing I gained while studying abroad was a sense of independence. I feel more comfortable running errands or eating by myself. I am confident that I would be able to go to a foreign city and navigate its public transport system. Jessica M - Hofstra University View Entire Review
I gained a great understanding of Parisian culture and history. There is no way to completely learn another`s culture until you have completely immersed yourself in it. I learned the importance of being independent, and of course how to function outside of your comfort zone. Matthew M - Hofstra University View Entire Review
This question cannot be answered in a fill in the blank box online, but I will attempt. I learned about relating to different cultures, and just different people and things in general. I learned to broaden my mind. I learned to get outside my comfort zone. I learned to try new things. I learned to not be afraid of failure. I lea... Kelsea R - Belmont University View Entire Review
What I learned about most was myself. Being put in an environment so different than the one i'm used to really put me in a place where I was allowed to grow and develop myself and my identity. I also learned an incredible amount about culture and diversity, experiencing things and meeting people that can't be compared to anythin... dani.m.silva92 - Texas A&M University - College Station View Entire Review
I learned the pleasures of living in a European city and it was definitely worthwhile. Jes S - Covenant College View Entire Review
About
CEA CAPA also offers Global Internship Programs in Paris that give you the real-world experience to stand out in today’s job market while earning credits towards graduation.
Learn more about CEA CAPA Programs in Paris.
Program Type(s):
Study AbroadVolunteer
Intensive Language
Program Length(s):
- Fall
- Summer
- Spring
- Academic Year
Instruction Language(s):
- French
- English
Relevant Study Subject(s):
- Architecture
- Communication and Media Studies
- Engineering
- Foreign Languages, Literatures, and Linguistics
- French Language, Literature
- Liberal Arts, General Studies
- Social Sciences
- Political Science and Government
- Fine Arts, Studio Arts
- Business
- Fashion Merchandising
Minimum GPA:
2.5Year Founded:
1997Website
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CEA CAPA Education Abroad Scholarships
CEA CAPA is committed to increasing access to study and interning abroad. We offer more than $2 million each year in scholarships, affiliations, and grant programs. CEA CAPA scholarships are available to students on programs of three weeks or more. All scholarships require students to complete an application, and not all scholarships are available each term. FEA scholarships are administered by the Fund for Education Abroad, a nonprofit organization dedicated to increasing access to study abroad.
100-5,000