SBCC student Erika Kunzmann was selected to be the official program blogger for the spring program in Rome.

As my time in Europe comes to an end, I’ve done a lot of reflection on myself and my time here. I’ve grown a lot as a person.

The UK is the only place that could capture stories set in moody countrysides and villages. That’s why so many shows are filmed here!

After a few weeks of being in Paris, it really started to feel like my home.

Official fall program blogger Jude Holthaus embarks on the adventure of a lifetime and meets his expectations in week one.

Paris is so timeless, it appears in films time and time again! Explore movies and TV shows who wouldn't settle for a simple set over Paris.

Before Rebekah set out on the SBCC summer program, she had a misconception that she quickly corrected.

Summer program blogger Rebekah Miller enjoys the program to the fullest with excursions to Belvedere and VRvis and more.

Divya Ramesh talks about culture in Southeast Asia and what makes it the perfect study abroad destination

While writing this blog, it has hit me that I am about to depart from a place I consider home.

Alannah heads into spring break. Did she travel across Europe with some of her classmates? Find out in this weeks new blog.

On every study abroad program, Accent Global Learning scholarship winners write about their experience and share that with other students.

Italy Program blogger Alannah Cetti continues on her journey after arriving in Rome, exploring her neighborhood and creating a routine

Everyone has a place they love to go back to, a city they've always dreamed about.Come dream with us about our favorite places.

Studying in a new country is never easy. You will face many different challenges.

Rome, the capital of the world's most powerful ancient empires, is a fascinating place that has inspired people to visit for ages.

The first sensation upon arrival in Vienna, Austria for many students was a mixture between excitement and nervousness. B

While traveling on your own is a little different than going as part of a study abroad program Alina shares some tips to travel in Bali.

Unfortunately, the program has ended as I write this. It went by faster than I think any of us expected. I can still remember day one.

It’s been three days and it feels like a week has passed; we’ve already done and seen so much and become so comfortable with each other.