ISA (International Studies Abroad)
Why choose ISA (International Studies Abroad)?
As a leader in international education since 1987, ISA is committed to providing university-level students with the opportunity to discover, learn, and enjoy a way of life other than their own. We offer a diverse portfolio of study abroad programs across Africa, Asia, Europe, Latin America, and the Pacific. We continuously seek to provide high-quality experiences for university students at an affo...
As a leader in international education since 1987, ISA is committed to providing university-level students with the opportunity to discover, learn, and enjoy a way of life other than their own. We offer a diverse portfolio of study abroad programs across Africa, Asia, Europe, Latin America, and the Pacific. We continuously seek to provide high-quality experiences for university students at an affordable price. Each year, thousands of students participate in our programs, including custom programs, service-learning and internships, Gap year programs, Veritas Christian Study Abroad, and EuroScholars undergraduate research. We distinguish ourselves by maintaining our dedication to each student and our comprehensive on-site support offered through resident staff in nearly 75 program locations ...
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Life Changing Experience
by: Amelie Bauer - United StatesProgram: ISA Study Abroad in Valparaiso/Vina del Mar, ChileGoing abroad is a monumental time in someone’s life. The ability to live abroad with a host family allowed me to fully emerge within the community. I wouldn’t change my experience for the world. I would recommend a program in Latin America over anywhere in Europe. It is life changing.
I had a once-in-a-lifetime experience that I will I always be grateful for- but not without its faults.
by: Melangelo Pride - United StatesProgram: ISA Study Abroad in Cusco, PeruThis program was great. I have recommended it to other students considering Spanish Language study abroad programs. However, I am black, so I did have some unique and unfortunate situations that I was put in that other students in our group really didn't have to deal with. I had some problems with my initial host mom, so me and my friend had to switch host parents 3 weeks into the program. Our first host mom basically tried to scam money out of us to repair her broken shower system. She accused ...
My favorite experience ever!
by: Jamie LaCourse - United StatesProgram: ISA Study Abroad in Glasgow, ScotlandStudying abroad in Glasgow, Scotland as an American student was truly a once in a lifetime experience. Living amongst other American ISA students allowed me to feel comfortable living in a new country as we were all going through the experience together. While my ISA roommates became my best friends, I also made friendships with other international students that lived in my building, were in my classes, and I met on campus international student events. I felt supported and welcomed as an interna...
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Liza Callis
Participated in 2012
Liza is a recent graduate from the University of Cincinnati with a degree in Food and Nutrition and loves to travel more than anything. Besides travel...
Liza Callis
Participated in 2012
I chose to study abroad because I never left my hometown to go to college. I felt like I was missing out on the college experience because I didn't even live in a dorm or have a meal plan. College to me was just an expansion of high school; same friends, same place, same life. I needed time for me, I needed to get away, if just for a few months, I needed to feel that sense of independence and homesickness. I wanted to live a little.
Natalie Farell
Participated in 2010
Natalie Farell chose to take a break from earning her degree in the United States in 2010, and decided to venture to Australia and study abroad with G...
Natalie Farell
Participated in 2010
I decided to study abroad because I had always wanted to travel and see the world. I also thought it would be a great learning experience being on my own and far away from my support system for the first time in my life. The hard part was deciding where to study. The possibilities are endless!
Claudia Martinez
Participated in 2013
Claudia graduated from Texas A&M University in 2013, with a degree in Business and minors in Human Resources and French. During her undergraduate stud...
Claudia Martinez
Participated in 2013
I searched high and low for the perfect study abroad program. For me, ISA had the best balance of cultural integration, scholastics, and FUN. It was evident to me that their top priority was ensuring we had the best possible experience before, during, and after our trip. I couldn’t have asked for a better program.
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