Emelie Beckman has a lot of experience studying abroad and provides great tips on how to deal with being homesick.

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.

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.

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

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

Choosing a study abroad program can be challenging. Here are some tips for making the decision easier and finding the perfect fit for you.

Lahla Sison knew she wanted to go on the STEM Germany program for a while, she was not sure how she would pay for it.

I have always loved traveling and was intrigued by the thought of far-away lands and cultures. My passion for traveling and making new exper

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

Studying abroad at a college is not as easy as living at home and studying there.

It's not always easy to make friends when you arrive at a new destination. Here are 5 tips to make it easier

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.

SBCC Student Catherine Ng spent a month of her summer in Paris, the city of light, art, love, and culture.

SBCC student Lahla Sison concludes her STEM program in Germany this summer and shares final excursions, insights, and appreciation.

From the well-trodden cobblestones of historic cieties to the little-known, far-flung corners of Europe,

Japan program blogger Adia Hernandez concludes the program with final reflections on Japanese culture and traditions, and a load of gratitu

Catherine Ng is excited to invite you along her journey with the group as they study Art and Architecture in the City of Lights.