Study Abroad Programs in Italy

This experience was one that will be with me forever. During my time in Florence, I was able to have time of self discovery. Florence was the place where I learned I could conquer any goal I set my mind to. Emily Z - Chapman University

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I learned a lot about other cultures, most importantly italians. I felt like I really got to know their country and people much better then I ever would of. I met amazing people, I ate incredible food and traveled a ton. Loved every second of it. nicole.totah.3 - Chapman University

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100% worthwhile. I learned things I could not have experienced any other time in my life. I gained a new appreciation for just about everything in my life from doing laundry to communicating to strangers. A student - The University of Texas at Austin

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This was extremely worthwhile. I plan on going to graduate school once I graduate with a focus on Roman History, so my time spent in Rome combined with what I learned from my professor will be tremendously helpful. jake.zirkle - Wheeling Jesuit University

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Learned to live in an international setting. The cultural differences and culture shocks were life long lessons A student - Brandeis University

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I learned a lot more Italian language and the fact that I could go to any country in the world and make a life for myself if I needed to do so. I would definitely go to Sicily again! A student - Brandeis University

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Literally the best experience of my entire life. I can't imagine choosing a better place or spending a semester with other people. We all met and became best friends instantly, including the professors. Hailee R - Wartburg College

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Studying abroad was the greatest decision I ever made. I met the best people, had so much fun, saw the world, and learned so much. I feel like I've become a better version of myself and I am so incredibly thankful I had this opportunity. A student - Illinois State University

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I wish I had gone to a school that integrated students into the community, instead of giving them America-in-Italy. Very few students getting their bachelors at JCU are Italian, so there isn't much opportunity to befriend locals. There are other, much better organized schools in Rome to study at. Pick a different one. lavinrac - University of Iowa

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I grew a lot as a person and became more responsible. It was worthwhile to push myself to do new things and try things that were scary. Alison M - Brigham Young University

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Living in Italy for a semester has impacted my life in so many ways. I have a greater understanding and love for the world and its people. I have come to know and love Italian culture and the Italian people have taught me to be more loving and appreciate life more. This semester will impact me for the rest of my life and continu... A student - Brigham Young University

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I learned so much about the world, my country, their country, and myself. I wouldn't trade what I experienced for the world. I love the people that I met and what I learned from them. It made me appreciate my life and country so much more but also taught me that I can learn from everything around me. A student - Brigham Young University

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I learned so many life lessons, but I also learned that life is about experience, and one must travel and experience life rather then just learn about it!! My time abroad was one hundred percent worth it, and I would go back in a heartbeat and repeat every minute if I could!!! Makenzie D - Heidelberg University

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