Study Abroad Programs in Mexico
- Location(s): Chiapas, Mexico: Chihuahua, Mexico: Ciudad Juarez, Mexico: Cuernavaca, Morelos, Mexico: Field Programs in Mexico, Mexico: Guadalajara, Mexico: Guanajuato, Mexico: Jalisco, Mexico: Mazatlan, Mexico: Merida, Mexico: Mexico City, Mexico: Monterrey, Mexico: Multiple Locations in Mexico, Mexico: Oaxaca, Mexico: Playa del Carmen, Mexico: Puebla, Mexico: Puerto Vallarta, Mexico: Queretaro, Mexico: San Miguel de Allende, Mexico: Sonora, Mexico: Tecoman, Mexico: Toluca, Mexico: Traveling in Mexico, Mexico: Veracruz, Mexico: Durango, Mexico: Xalapa, Mexico: Yucatan, Mexico: Zacatecas, Mexico
- Program Type(s): Study Abroad, Internship, Volunteer, Intensive Language, Gap Year, Graduate Program, High School, Research
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Other people in the world may look different from you or speak a completely different language. However, if you go out and meet them, talk with them, and eat with them, you find out that we're really not all that different from each other. Abby - Lakeland University View Entire Review
I learned how to communicate with others better in Spanish, how to be more self-confident, learn how to talk to new people, and gained lifelong friends. A student - Viterbo University View Entire Review
Prior to the trip, I had one lousy single story of Mexico, but my trip completely shattered my one-sided story that I'd had... Mexico, especially Oaxaca is filled with remarkably generous and inviting people! The sweetest little people, with an intricate culture that they're willing to share. It was definitely worthwhile, we wer... Carly Barello - Green Level High School View Entire Review
I learned about the culture in Oaxaca, Mexico. It was worth it, especially seeing the “exotic” food that people would eat. Eduardo - Lick-Wilmerding High School View Entire Review
I gained the ability to have to relationships in a new language and see the world from a new perspective. Brett Taubel - Shippensburg University of Pennsylvania View Entire Review
I increased my confidence in traveling and confirmed my passion for learning about new cultures and meeting new people. It was definitely worthwhile. Mackenzie Wittmer View Entire Review
I learned how to speak more naturally Jewel Ocampo - Lick-Wilmerding High School View Entire Review
A different political perspective on the world, new friends around the world, the ability to dance salsa, and fluency in the spanish language saul goodwin - The Evergreen State College View Entire Review
Learn more about the language and the Oaxaca community. A student - San Diego State University View Entire Review
Loved the culture. A student - University of Houston View Entire Review
It was an extremely difficult experience at times (especially in the beginning) but learning how to adapt/ change with the changes in your life is crucial. I also learned how to be alone and mold myself into the woman I want to be. Micaela Fonseca - Cardinal Stritch University View Entire Review
I learned Spanish better. Volunteering was a great way to help with my language skills.It was worth it. LiLi - San Diego State University View Entire Review
I gained friends, culture, and a stronger grasp on a language I love. A student - University of Louisville View Entire Review
It was worthwhile. I gained friends, family, wonder and awe from all the places and people i have met. Kelly Velligan - University of Houston View Entire Review
I gained friendships and language confidence Thomas Luce - Eastern Washington University View Entire Review
yes, I can now communicate in Spanish. kahindo Musongera - Texas A&M University - College Station View Entire Review
Yes, it was definitely worthwhile. I gained so much, including an understanding and appreciation for another culture. I also learned a lot about the United State's place in the world, which I found really interesting. I now am also much more comfortable speaking Spanish to native speakers, although I don't know if my Spanish ski... Nathan Gilbert - Lick-Wilmerding High School View Entire Review
I learned how to take advantage of a unique experience such as this one. It was completely worthwhile. Daniel - Lick-Wilmerding High School View Entire Review
I think I definitely improved my Spanish skills and learned a lot about the local culture Ollie - Lick-Wilmerding High School View Entire Review
Very worthwhile. I gained a greater appreciation and understanding that America, and the American way of life is not how the whole world lives. A student - Middle Tennessee State University View Entire Review
I learned a lot of life experiences about how we are spoiled and should be more grateful for the things we have. Like a/c for example. Makenzie Choate - Missouri State University View Entire Review
It was worthwhile, I made local friends whom I still keep in contact with. My host family was amazing too I still talk to them. My Spanish improved too. Hanna Teshale - University of Houston View Entire Review
I learned so much about culture, language, and the value of travel. Although very difficult, very worth while. Adyson Weatherly - West Texas A&M University View Entire Review
- Improved Spanish - Better knowledge about Mexico - More knowledge about Oaxaca Maud van Baar - Quest University Canada / Outbound View Entire Review
Incredibly worthwhile. Not only do I feel so much more competent in Spanish now (though I've still got a ways to go) I feel like I really got to experience southern Mexico. I loved it and there's so much more of Mexico and of Oaxaca that I want to explore now. A student - Western Kentucky University View Entire Review
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