Study Abroad Programs in Costa Rica
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I learned so much and how to cooperate with people from all different kinds of backgrounds and it was definitely worth it. Reyna G Hernandez - Texas A&M University - College Station View Entire Review
I learned that I can successfully navigate the world and travel abroad, even in a different language. People are always willing to help. It was definitely worthwhile. Madison Young - Oklahoma State University - Stillwater View Entire Review
I gained a much higher level of confidence in my Spanish. Madi Stuart - Oklahoma State University - Stillwater View Entire Review
It was definitely worthwhile. The most frustrating this was that we'd go on our excursions, but the people wouldn't be on time. As a very punctual person, being in a country where it isn't normal to be punctual can be punctual. Calista Moats - Texas A&M University - College Station View Entire Review
I learned how to communicate in a different language across various platforms and groups. I learned various presentation skills, and many skills for working in business. Tyrone Harmon - Hofstra University View Entire Review
I gained good life skills RaeLeigh - University of the Cumberlands View Entire Review
I gained friendships, learning experiences, and overall more confidence in myself. A student - Northern Kentucky University View Entire Review
I’m better at Spanish. I would never choose sol again. Adriana - Texas A&M University - College Station View Entire Review
I gained cultural experience, knowledge of the Spanish language, the best of friends, and memories to last a lifetime. This program was definitely worthwhile! Micaela Kimmett View Entire Review
I learned multiple differences in the spanish dialogue for coat rica compare to mexico and USA Daniela Avilez - Texas A&M University - College Station View Entire Review
I improved my Spanish, met a lot of people from different parts of the US, and got a chance to explore Costa Rica and went on fun excursions. I'd say it's worth it IF you can afford to pay for the program comfortably. Sorawit R. - Lafayette College View Entire Review
I gained best friends and learned so much about a new culture, as well as about myself. This experience was indisputably worthwhile and I would do it again tomorrow. I also realized a new dream of one day living abroad permanently. Eden Dombrowa - University of Houston View Entire Review
Gained so many friendships and I learned how to live a "pura vida." It was absolutely worthwhile and I would do it again in a heartbeat. A student - William Jewell College View Entire Review
Very worthwhile, I learned a lot about the culture and the people who live in the country. Amy L Wang - University of Houston View Entire Review
I definitely learned a lot about the culture of Costa Rica, which was something I wanted to gain from the experience. My Spanish improved and I am still in touch with my host family and the other students I met on the trip. Alyssa Denault - Cardinal Stritch University View Entire Review
I think it was worthwhile. I loved the immersion factor of the program since I was living with a host family. A student - University of Louisville View Entire Review
I learned a lot about myself and my desires. Yes it was worth while. A student - Metropolitan State University of Denver View Entire Review
What didn't I gain or learn?! My worldview was expanded, I discovered more career opportunities, and my second language skills were vastly improved. Cheyanne Helms - Western Carolina University View Entire Review
Yes, my experience was worthwhile. I was grateful to have the opportunity to focus on only learning Spanish during class because I improved at a much faster rate. I was able to use what I had learned in class in my conversations with my host family and therefore hone in my Spanish skills a bit more. A student - Mills College View Entire Review
I learned a lot more Spanish, how to travel, what Costa Rica is struggling with, the beauty of other countries, and many cultural differences between Costa Rica and other countries Carissa Fong - Universidad Latina de Costa Rica View Entire Review
To appreciate the material less and people more. Very worth it. A student - Texas A&M University - College Station View Entire Review
When you go abroad, you gain so much perspective on your own home country and way of life. Pura Vida is the motto of Costa Rica, and my host mom compared it to "hakuna matata" or essentially, don't worry. I loved getting to see that more laid back way of life, because it differs so greatly from the hustle and bustle of the US. I... Anne Russell - University of the Cumberlands View Entire Review
Learned more Spanish than I thought I would. Learned a great deal about health and healthcare in Costa Rica and was able to compare it to the U.S. to see similarities and differences. Worthwhile! A student - Western Michigan University View Entire Review
- culture of Costa Rica - desire and independence to explore - strengthened relationships Jane Rha - Texas State University-San Marcos View Entire Review
More spanish was worth the while A student - Texas A&M University–Central Texas View Entire Review
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