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Plan A Visit
…city from a local perspective. We encourage parents, families and friends to plan their visits after the first few weeks of a program’s start. This allows students to attend orientation,…
Read moreCell Phones
…own U.S. provider’s international service plan (AT&T, Verizon, etc.). Upon your arrival, rent or buy an international SIM card (or eSIM) and data plan through a provider abroad ** (Vodafone,…
Read moreAll You Need to Know About Cell Phones Abroad
…your local plan options. In these cases, we recommend that you purchase a minimal international plan from your US provider to cover your first two weeks in country while you…
Read morePreparing for a Safe Study Abroad Experience
…two types of communication plans I’d like you to consider: general communication and crisis communication. General communication plan: have a chat with your loved ones about how often you expect…
Read more6 DOs & DON’Ts to Survive Milan Design Week
…on trade and public days and as a student you can also access the Satellite portion of the fair, where various Design Universities around the world are exhibiting projects. Fabbrica…
Read moreTips For Traveling While Abroad
…researching all of the exciting places you can visit during your semester abroad. Here are some tips as you begin the planning process… Don’t plan too far in advance… You’re…
Read moreThankful for Sorrento
…to return one day. And lastly, I have definitely reached, if not surpassed, my goal of eating all the food. It might be safe to say that all the pizza,…
Read moreManaging Life Abroad
…school and your normal responsibilities. All of this can start to feel overwhelming and get hard to manage if you do not plan and take care of yourself. Travel is…
Read moreFrequently Asked Questions About Studying Abroad
…owner can lead to a friendship! Befriending local people can help you gain an entirely different perspective on your city and can be a way to see some cool spots…
Read moreDo This With SAI (Or Else)
…not saying to only go boldly alone into the yonder but, ultimately, this is your experience only. If you refuse to steer it, no one else will. Local, traditional cuisine…
Read moreCarly Owens’ International Internship
…exactly we were protecting at Punta Campanella. I not only gained scientific information about the marine environment but also the organisms occupying this area but also the effects of human…
Read more10 Tips for A Successful First Week Abroad
…sure you don’t have any problems if you plan on traveling. You will also need your credit card information with you on this call. While on this phone call, it…
Read moreSummer 2018 Florence, Italy
…abroad students? The best advice I have for new study abroad students would be to plan, plan, plan. Once you figure out your host city I would advise to do…
Read moreWhy You Should Embrace Uncertainty
…you can do with that what you will. I’ve never been a big planner. Before coming to Florence, I would constantly have people asking me if I had a list…
Read moreCiao, Florence!
…gorgeous Duomo in the center of Florence What travel tips would you give someone studying abroad? Plan, plan, and plan some more! I cannot say this enough, plan any and…
Read moreMy Fave Things to do Between Classes in Barcelona
…loved to wander around near the Cathedral where performers were always out and about playing great live music. They also had flea markets set up quite a lot. Although I…
Read moreCiao da Roma!
…tend to socialize with other people over a meal course and have larger break periods than in America. Meeting students from all over the world contributed to my growth and…
Read moreGuide To A Better Experience Abroad
…to). When planning for a trip, you can approach planning in two different ways. First, you can sit down and plan out your trip. Go online and find out things…
Read moreItalian Love Affair
…tip is to be mindful of carry-on bags when traveling for the weekend by plane. Most European airlines are extremely strict about carry-on weight. A personal bag plus a carry-on…
Read moreThe Adventure of a Lifetime
…we could communicate in the same language. A little island right off of Santorini only made of lava rocks. Some travel tips I have for going abroad are to plan…
Read moreStudying in Florence Taught me a Few Things and Changed me Too
…time of my visit also allowed me the opportunity to witness the annual Calcio Storico Florentino matches. The sport was a combination of soccer, rugby, and wrestling and was the…
Read moreFirenze… OMG, What Did I Get Myself Into?
…adapt to local customs, besides it was cool being in a crowd of excited calcio fans! It also helps that Italy won 1-0… Viva I’italia. 2. Another large difference that…
Read moreMaking the Most of Studying Abroad During the Pandemic
…roomate and I in the cable car on one of our “bucket list days” DINING: In certain cities, there may be capacity at restaurants indoors. This causes a much higher…
Read moreMy Home Away from Home
…planned 3 weeks ago versus one that you planned earlier that week. You can plan all of your excursions in advance, place to stay and flights will be significantly cheaper…
Read moreSemester Abroad in Florence
…you can make plans together. Just like you plan weekend trips all over Europe, it’s important to plan a weekend to stay in your host city. No matter how many…
Read more“La Serenissima”: 8 Ways to Visit Venice Like a Local
…Spritz at the bar. Other great places for Cicchetti: Il Santo Bevitore (Cannaregio) Panoramic view of the Grand Canal from Fondaco dei Tedeschi 2) Panorama of Grand Canal at Fondaco…
Read moreDual Citizenship (part 2: professional perspective)
Part 2: An interview with Jennifer Wright, SAI Paris Program Coordinator Professional Perspective. This article is a sequel to the personal perspective of dual citizenship through the eyes of a…
Read moreItalian Student Visas
…their mailing. All Consulates require that you show some form of financial documentation to prove you have finances to live on once you arrive in Italy. All 10 Consulates require…
Read moreSpanish Student Visas
…to obtain a visa. Non-US nationals should consult their local Consulate for details on student visa requirements. Our Student Visa Office is available to assist all students in getting ready…
Read moreFrench Student Visas
Student visa requirements and procedures are constantly changing. We are doing our best to keep our information up to date, but students are asked to confirm all information when registering…
Read moreTen Things I Learned While Studying Abroad
…with cultural meaning, weather etc. Also, this can be for when traveling around and checking times of monuments, how much money to bring, etc. 2) Get some familiarity with the…
Read moreMeet our Blogger: Holiday
…also excited to travel! I hope to accomplish this goal over the summer before I begin my time at Chelsea. I already have started to plan trips to Ireland, Paris,…
Read moreRecovering a Lost Heritage: My History With Paris
…him a passion for learning and absorbing as much knowledge as possible; I can’t wait to be fully immersed in my classes and explore various libraries, museums, and historical landmarks…
Read moreHow Studying Abroad During a Pandemic Changed the Way I Think
…midst of this global crisis, I feel better knowing that my last few days in Rome were filled with laughter and wonderful company. Returning to lifestyle in America has been…
Read moreBarcelona in the Rain
…Lauren and I ducked into another shop along our path and bought another umbrella. In broken Spanish, I also asked the man working in the shop whether he had a…
Read moreMy Trips While Studying Abroad
…the main goal of all my roommates as well. On one of our first nights together we sat down, took out our laptops and began to research. We wrote down…
Read moreThe Start of Everything New!
…helpful hint #2, buy a map! Even if getting lost and going on an adventure is your plan, it’s always a good idea to be able to find your way…
Read moreStudying Abroad During a Pandemic
…in Italy can be scary for someone that likes to be healthy. Before I came, I had to tell myself I knew I would have a completely different diet. For…
Read moreWhy I Loved Studying Abroad in January
…and relax with friends at meals and in our apartment, on top of going to my class. I was always interested in the city as there was something always happening….
Read moreWant to Study Abroad? Steps in the Pre-Departure Process
…credit card that has little to no international transaction fees. Credit cards were recommended over debit cards, in case of theft, but that’s up to you in the end. Before…
Read moreTips For Traveling While Abroad
…your best deal. Planning ahead will also is less stressful when you are traveling every weekend. Know the currency and the adapters. Europe isn’t very credit or debit card friendly….
Read more7 Essential Tips for the BEST Fall Break!
…the Milan Lampugnano bus stop at 12:47 am with no clue how to get to the Central Train station or the airport. Smile! 3. PAPERWORK—Print out all your tickets before…
Read moreBallin’ On a Budget
…costs money! Although individual trips are generally pretty cheap, if you’re visiting a bigger city, you’ll need to use the metro several times in one day. Most cities have several-day…
Read moreMeet our Blogger: Brooke
…the business school which includes giving tours of the new school to alumni and prospective students. Along with being a business student, I am also an Art Studio minor with…
Read more5 Tips for Planning a Perfect Day Trip
…before! I totally understand the appeal of “toughing it out” to make it to a late-night event before your trip, but traveling can be draining energy-wise and mentally! Sleep will…
Read more3 Days in France With 21 Euros
…when you take a step back, you can really get a clearer picture of where you want to go. “Candid” shot I signed up to go to France on my…
Read moreStudy Abroad Open House at my University
…chance to build up a working professional knowledge of the language native to the country of your choice. If I am a pre-med student am I allowed to go abroad?…
Read moreStudy Abroad Packing Tips
…with some slippers. Rubber flip-flops. If you plan to stay in hostels, flip-flops will be very helpful in the communal showers. Bathing suit. Swimming always calls! Other Reusable water bottle….
Read moreHow I Learned to Live
…“plans” for my life. As I was sitting on the plane waiting for my transatlantic flight to take off, a rush of reality hit me. I am spending my last…
Read moreMy 20 Block Adventure
…most importantly…yes it was delicious! Basilica di San Clemente: The last place I explored that weekend was the Basilica di San Clemente. Although it is not a “Most Popular” touristy…
Read moreFiguring out Florence
…just a quick train or plane ride away! The traveler in me wants to get out and explore all that I can and see all the world has to offer…
Read moreGoing Outside My Comfort Zone
…you are traveling on an airline that only allows one bag. I also learned to always bring a swimsuit because you never know when you will need it. Before leaving,…
Read moreTips for Studying in Rome
…can even find discounted tour deals through them. 10/10 would recommend on TripAdvisor! Celebratory gelato after our last final! 7. Say Ciao to your Personal Space. Americans have this thing…
Read moreA Semester Dedicated to Experiences
…experience. The downside of a small Christian liberal arts college is the too-often homogeneity of experiences and opinions (and the cafeteria, that too). And, in recognizing this as a potential…
Read moreStudy Abroad Packing Essentials
…It’s always a good idea to pack an outfit (or two) and a few essential toiletries in your carry-on in case your luggage gets lost. Remember, you’ll be carrying all…
Read moreThoughts on My Semester Abroad
…hadn’t gone in with a plan, I wouldn’t have been able to do as much as I had. My last suggestion is to screenshot all your tickets (plane, museum, train,…
Read more17 Weeks, 17 Trips: Tips on How to Make the Most of Your Time Abroad
…not planning is better and way more fun. I have found that planning too much can cause you to miss things that you have booked and you lose money because…
Read morePre-Departure Tips and Tricks
…your home university as well as your study abroad university. Many schools will also allow you to use any scholarships you already have for study abroad, so check in with…
Read moreA Guide to Getting Where You Want to Go
…planning. I’ll also show you how globe-trotting doesn’t necessarily have to bring your bank account to ground zero if you play your cards right. Step One: Make a Wish List…
Read more10 Tips for Future Study Abroad Students
…ATM card with no fees and figure out how you are going to have cell service before you leave. 4. Plan your trips in advance. The earlier you plan, the…
Read moreFree (and Discounted) Resources During COVID-19
…also offering free access to all K-12 teachers, school administrators, and supporting staff in the US, UK, Canada, and Australia. Neither of those? They’ve also created a collection that’s free…
Read morePassport, Visa & Travel
…visa advising to all SAI students. Detailed information can be found at the following links: Italian Visas | Spanish Visas | French Visas For additional assistance contact the SAI office….
Read moreOn-Site Support
…immediately after arrival. All programs begin with a comprehensive orientation that covers local customs, housing details, safety information, SAI regulations, and introduces students to the rich calendar of activities provided…
Read moreParents
…guardian questions about what to expect, and how to ensure that their student has a successful study abroad experience. Student Privacy Learn about the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act…
Read moreHousing
…with maintenance needs that may arise. SAI housing is included in 360° Services programs. Students can choose between: Standard Housing, included in the program fee Optional Housing, where available, which…
Read moreVisiting Sorrento
…of day, the train can be crowded and is not recommend if you are traveling with large amounts of luggage. A bus or taxi can take you from the airport…
Read moreVisiting Siena
…you arrive at the Santa Maria Novella station you can also choose to take the bus from the bus terminal across the street from the station (with tracks to your…
Read moreVisiting Barcelona
…train station is located in Terminal 2. If you arrive in Terminal 1, you will have to catch the free shuttle bus to Terminal 2, where you will follow the…
Read moreSAI COVID-19 Updates
This page includes all updates related to SAI’s response to Coronavirus (COVID-19). For all SAI Alerts, and SAI health & safety resources, please see Alerts. The SAI Health and Safety…
Read moreVisiting Sicily
…which is less than 30 minutes from CTA and 1 hour and 30 minutes from CIY. Car: Within the airport terminals, visitors can find all the main car rental agencies….
Read moreStudent Privacy
…well-being throughout the study abroad experience. What is the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA)? Where can I find additional information about FERPA? The Family Educational Rights and Privacy…
Read moreSAI Fall 2020 Program Options
…Semester Virtual 2020 In just 8 weeks of virtual coursework, earn 12 US credits, including 6 credits of Italian Language, while immersing yourself in Italian language and culture – from…
Read moreSant Jordi: The Dragon, the Book and the Rose
…appetite, the King decided to sacrifice not only a lamb but also a virgin and, as the King was a very fair one, he included his own royal family in…
Read moreTop Spots in Sorrento
…but also produces oranges and walnuts all of which are used to make artisanal limoncello, gelato, and marmalades. You can also schedule a guided tour or sit at one of…
Read moreHeard it Through the Grapevine
…cannot eat out all the time. I recommend stopping at the Sant’Ambrogio Market to pick up all your cooking goods, from fruits and vegetables to meats, cheeses, and pastas. If…
Read moreLearning Barcelona
…the language and what better way than to talk to the locals! We also found amazing “hole in the wall” restaurants like La Taqueria right next to La Sagrada Familia….
Read moreReflection of Baixeras Service Project – Fall 2023
…in class, I assisted the wonderful English teacher named Carla from Peru. She was very kind and always made sure we were on the same page, and let me choose…
Read moreMeet our Blogger: Kelsey
…where I spend time each week with a child from the local community. I am also a member of the Student Educators Association and the Alpha Sigma Tau sorority. Finally,…
Read moreMeet our Spring 2019 Bloggers
…only make one meal — but I can make that one meal really really well 9. I consider myself an amateur photographer and love taking pictures everywhere I can —…
Read moreOpen Your Eyes, Open Your Mind : Thoughts from a Guy Who Tries
…the Medieval Age to the individual and the internal during the Renaissance. This focus on the individual was a major change that allowed people to express and project their selves…
Read moreCelebrating a Holiday Abroad
…in Florence came to my apartment for a potluck where they all made food I can eat since I have food allergies. It was great to be surrounded by my…
Read moreMy Experience Abroad
…I can go, see, and experience anything that I want to, traveling does not have to be a scary or worrisome experience! This was my last night in Florence with…
Read moreMeet our Blogger: Karisa
…back cover just to keep it shut. Lastly, and most importantly, I plan to leave Siena with the confirmation that cultural immersion and international education are the surest and most…
Read moreMeet our Summer Intern: Nicole
…were also tourists and 2, I shouldn’t care what people think. Trust me, you’ll want them later, so just do it. I created a big video of all of our…
Read moreCorona Revelations
…everything I can, you can imagine my surprise when my semester abroad didn’t in any way go as I anticipated. I didn’t anticipate accidentally using fabric softener as laundry detergent…
Read moreThese are Crucial, Believe Me.
…lights in the air so you look up and someone else can come along and steal your wallet. No it is not a rumor; kids also do this. I saw…
Read moreConsidering a Gap Study Abroad Program?
For all the uncertainty in the world today, one thing seems clear for many recent high school graduates. As most college campuses will allow you to defer for a year,…
Read moreMy Two Cents
…a ticket if you travel abroad and stay in your comfort zone. Try all the local food you can. If you’re going to Paris, I personally suggest to get your…
Read moreMy Study Abroad Experience Was Nothing Like I Expected
…here” to “Italy is the number two leading country in the number of cases.” I didn’t know whether I should be planning my next weekend trip or planning my departure….
Read moreMy Second Home
…Dining at the Central Market and enjoying all of the different types of food! Studying abroad in Florence has undoubtedly been a life-changing experience. I can easily say it has…
Read moreTop 10 Travel Tips
…you can get an idea of where you plan to spend all your money. This might look overwhelming but trust me this will help you stay organized. #7 DON’T USE…
Read moreMeet Our Blogger: Robert
…felt a complete paradigm shift of sorts. As a student of media I’m also extremely excited to observe international media practices and viewpoints. I also am looking forward to writing…
Read moreMy Top Five Tips for Florence
…weather while it lasts and go to the beach! There are many beaches near Florence so research which ones you want to visit. The beach in Castiglione della Pescaia at…
Read moreFall in Firenze
…started the Halloween festivities a couple of days early by carving up our pumpkins!! Yes, during the carving process our bellies were full with candy corn! Can Y’ALL guess which…
Read moreSome of the Lessons I Learned While Studying Abroad
…my friends. Learning even a small amount of the language goes a long way. While luckily for many of us English is the most common language, there were still many…
Read moreFall in Love with Florence
…away from Florence! 1) Great weather! During fall semester, you get to experience the last of summer in Italy, which can last until the final weekend of September. Starting in…
Read moreNavigating Paris: Top 5 Tips for Studying Abroad in Paris
…water (which you have to pay for and is usually overpriced). To avoid this just ask for tap water or a carafe. Coffee at one of my favorite restaurants, Laduree…
Read moreTraveling Internationally Brought my Family Closer Together
…and drank our way through Rome while experiencing some of the ancient city’s greatest historical landmarks—the Roman Forum, Colosseum, Pantheon, Trevi Fountain, Spanish Steps, St. Peter’s Basilica, and finally the…
Read moreI Had Never Left the U.S.
…While my days currently are full of planned activities and trying to get acclimated with Florence, I do plan to do a lot of exploring to the museums and local…
Read moreIncrease Your Skills and Develop New Strategies to Become an Entrepreneur While Studying Abroad
…American University of Paris (AUP). In addition to courses at PSB, you can work on a team to develop a business plan for a new venture. Using real-life company cases,…
Read moreThe Greenery of Florence
…my favorite places I have been. Parco Della Rimembranza Even higher than Piazzale Michaelangelo, this park sits southeast of the city center right behind Abbazia di San Minato al Monte…
Read moreIntroducing our Fall 2021 Bloggers!
…places I’m the youngest of three brothers I’ve driven to almost every state in the U.S. Lauren Taylor, Florence Home School: University of South Carolina I have studied 6…
Read moreBeing a Female Solo Traveler in Europe!
…in North Carolina and also my flight to Florence, so I was a little nervous at first. I planned two solo trips back to back in April; one to Athens,…
Read moreSaying Goodbye, But Not to Siena
…family with little kids that require a lot of patience. Patience is needed when learning a new language; otherwise, it can be frustrating when you cannot understand what is being…
Read moreHow to Dress Like a Local in Rome
…to dress like a local in Rome: 1. When in doubt, wear black. Whereas some people in the U.S. might think that all-black outfit is just for a funeral, Italians…
Read moreMeet Our Spring 2020 Bloggers!
…visual communications because I want to do graphic design for my career I can play the ukulele I could literally eat pasta for every meal I’ve lived in the same…
Read moreStudy Abroad Programs that DON’T Require a Student Visa
…(Barcelona) Spring Semester 2021: UPF, a prestigious public university, allows students to take 4 or 5 courses in one of three concentrations: International Relations, International Business, or Interdisciplinary Studies. UPF…
Read moreMy Favorite Excursion Yet: Le Cinque Terre
…can take a higher altitude hike or ride the train. From Manarola to Riomaggiore, you can ride the train, take a ferry, or the higher hike. We decided to do…
Read moreMeet our Fall 2017 Bloggers
…called “The Flying Turtles”. I am in the Global Business Group at RIT as an Event Director. The club has just started and we are working on bringing more international…
Read moreMy Semester in The Eternal City
…Peter’s Basilica, Vatican City, Sistine Chapel, Castel Sant’Angelo, Piazza Venezia, Campo de’ Fiori, Circus Maximus, Bocca della Verita, Tivoli, Arch of Titus, Barberini Museum… the list goes on and on….
Read moreThe Good, the Bad, & the Ugly!
…skin from nasty mosquito bites! You can buy these from any supermarket, just remember to not leave them on all day long. You can also keep cool by making sure…
Read moreFlorence On a Budget
…and this almost always results in me spending much longer inside than I plan, staring at the incredible paintings and architecture and adding dozens of photos to my ever-expanding camera…
Read more9 Daily Reminders
…have to go far to experience a different culture. Within Italy there are several regions that all have something different to learn and experience. “The real voyage of discovery consists…
Read moreFeel like you missed your chance to study abroad?
Do you feel like the global COVID-19 pandemic threw off your plan to study abroad while you were in college? Don’t worry, you can still make your dream come true!…
Read moreLicense to Study Abroad
…the most independent person I’ve ever met. Flying alone, shopping alone, walking alone, you name it, I could do it all by myself. One morning in Rome, I woke up…
Read moreMeet Our Summer Intern, Sophia!
…of the funniest and most fun trips that we went on. My Canyoning buddies! What was your go-to favorite meal while abroad? Although it might sound cliché, pizza was definitely…
Read moreAdvice for Planning a Solo Trip
…coastal trail. One of the many amazing views captured while on the coastal trail For those wanting to become more familiar with a language during their time abroad, a solo…
Read moreNo Slowing Down
…to travel from Florence by the train (although the station and tickets might not be as simple). My friends and I have already taken day trips to Pisa, Sienna, Venice,…
Read moreMeet our Blogger: Olivia
…for breaks. 5. I love cats. I have two rag-doll cats, both boys, named Joey and Smitty. They are the most handsome and precious cats you will ever see. They…
Read moreTop 10 Lifestyle Changes
…selfies and send them to your study abroad office! They love featuring students in different countries wearing school paraphernalia.) 9. Meal Times. What are the usual American meal times? 8-10ish…
Read moreBusiness Programs
…Management Wine Communications and Marketing Strategic Fashion Marketing John Cabot University (Full Course List) Made in Italy: The Italian Business Environment International Management International Business Law UCSC (Full Course List)…
Read moreTraveling During a Pandemic
…I have taken so far of The Cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore. The architecture is outstanding! Rachael is a Spring 2021 Florence student from the University of South Carolina….
Read moreThe Last Chapter: A Florence Guide
…hour each week I pick a new location around Florence (Piazza della Signoria, Piazza della Repubblica and Piazza Santa Croce are a few of my favorites) and observe. Later in…
Read moreMilan Update
…different cultures and how we all share some forms of similarities. Through dress or common ideas we all have things in common. Lakeshia – University of North Texas zp8497586rq zp8497586rq…
Read moreMeet our Blogger: Bailey
…attend a Barcelona futbol game at Camp Nou. I am equally as excited to meet all my fellow abroad students as I am to visit all the sites! What are…
Read moreTop 10 Things I Wish I Had Known
…Sounds crazy right? But sometimes the most memorable places are the ones you stumble upon. Hidden alleyways, unique cafes, and local restaurants are just a few of the great things…
Read moreThriving in Rome
About a month before I boarded the plane to BELLA ROMA I went through major denial that I was actually leaving the country. The last three days I spent in…
Read moreMeet our Summer 2017 Bloggers!
…who eats fish) for almost 8 years. I was born with one extra vertebra and two extra ribs. I also have no uvula. I love Marvel Comics and Captain America…
Read moreStudying Abroad as a First Generation Student
…is something I didn’t know about until deciding to take the leap. Also, connect with your home school’s study abroad and financial aid to learn how to use your financial…
Read moreAlign your Career Goals with your Study Abroad Experience
…things to consider before you depart: Consider how your career goals align with the program you’ve selected Make a plan for how to stay connected to your major and career…
Read more5 Tips on Settling into Your New European Lifestyle While Studying Abroad
…start to feel welcome in your home away from home. Look into planning trips for the weekend Staying organized is a key factor in planning weekend trips. Planning ahead is…
Read moreUpcoming SAI Info Sessions and Webinars
…disciplines already represented in the course catalog. Hear more about the upcoming Summer 2022 schedule, thematic content, and student engagement opportunities in Florence! Scientific Crossroads in Florence: Frequently, students are…
Read moreMeet Our Fall 2018 Scholarship Recipients
…on-going project called Stone’s Throw Away. I look forward to all of the connections yet to come! Katie Carrillo, Florence Home school: Clemson University My parents are from Guatemala, I…
Read moreTravel Tips from an SAI Ambassador!
…ribbons and banners. We also enjoyed some gelato while there and some delicious tacos at a local restaurant called Vista Corona. I definitely recommend checking out Sitges as it remains…
Read more5 Spring Festivals in and around Barcelona
…flexible and go with the flow if plans decide to change. After all it is Carnival! Barcelona Beer Festival- March 4-6, 2016 Museu Maritim de Barcelona Smack dab in the…
Read moreMeet Our Spring 2018 Scholarship Recipients
…problem, and I can’t leave the store without spending at least $20. 10. I drive a little green Prius nicknamed Yoda. Alli Lausch, Florence Home school: University of South Carolina…
Read moreDo’s and Don’ts of Living Abroad
…alone leave the country! This was such a big jump for me. I grew up in a small town in the rural parts of Maryland and I attend a small…
Read moreBalance: Finals Week Vs Final Goodbyes
…planned to, but instead, I will visit all my favorites for the last time, and use up the last of my meal plan points at JCU’s Tiber Cafe. I will…
Read moreHelpful Tips & Suggestions
…about these during orientation you can still sign up for the ones you want and rearrange travel plans around these. Your program may also have their own excursions that are…
Read moreA Special Place
…the least. It was interesting yet difficult to learn under such different techniques. All the classes were allot of work but also a good amount of fun. With the student…
Read moreRome Will Forever be a Part of Me
…had to buy my own groceries, do my laundry, clean and cook, or plan trips, I had to do things on my own. Adapting to a new place with new…
Read moreSlow Down and Be Present
…future. From a study abroad point of view, coming to a new country, starting a new school, traveling, and meeting new people can all cause anxieties. All of that can…
Read moreMy SAI Moment
…flight to Florence was because my plane landed late and I had 40 minutes to get through customs and security in an airport that I knew nothing about. Missing my…
Read moreWeekend Excursion to Seville: A City Full of History and Folklore
…Alcázar, Cathedral, and the Giralda During the second day of our weekend excursion we visited the Real Alcázar, the Cathedral, and the Giralda, Sevilla’s main attractions. This time, Pilar and…
Read moreThe Little Adventures
…The best advice I can give to anyone studying abroad is to go out and get lost. Leave your apartment and walk without a plan, without a map, without a…
Read moreNever Ending Footsteps
…and so many more opportunities for personal and professional growth available through travel. As a result, I have added a minor in International Business to my degree program. Porto, Portugal…
Read moreUmbria: My Favorite SAI Excursion
…the verdant region of Umbria, also known as “the green heart of Italy.” Bordered by Tuscany, Lazio and Le Marche, this land-locked region is full of olive groves, sunflower fields…
Read moreWith My Own Eyes
Having only traveled out of the US a couple of times for a grand total of 2 weeks, I was excited but also very nervous to be leaving home to…
Read moreMilano Moments and Memories Made
…was always lacking in self-assurance especially when addressed in professional settings. But near the end of my time in Milan, I could tell I had become much more outgoing and…
Read moreHow to Survive Your 1st Week Abroad
…roommates via social media so you can start building a relationship with them. This really helps with planning things to do, like going out and traveling! It’s good to also…
Read moreWhat They Don’t Tell You Before Going Abroad
…Santa Croce Don’t feel pressure to plan big trips every weekend just so you can hit every big tourist destination you can. While visiting all your bucket list places sounds…
Read more5 Countries in 8 Days?!
…time to see the cities we were visiting. We also didn’t want to break the bank to get to these cities. So, with very precise planning, we were able to…
Read moreSurviving My First Week Abroad
…When I got off the plane and got my luggage there were multiple SAI people by the door welcoming us to Florence. They already had cabs waiting to take us…
Read moreTraveling While Abroad: My Top 5 Tips
…New Culture Before I travel, I like to look into the main cultural aspects of where I’m going. This can include their traditional foods, social norms, and even what the…
Read moreFebruary Came with a Fury
February came with a fury as Rome was shut down due to a snowstorm. Apparently we came during Rome’s coldest winter in 100 years, which includes the most snow in…
Read moreMy Ten Favorite Things to do in Florence
…will stop by local Italian restaurants with my roommates to try a variety of different Italian foods. Also, along my walks to class, if I see a sandwich shop that…
Read moreNew Gap Semester Program in Rome
…in a SAI Gap Semester program you will: Gain cultural competency and exposure to an array of career fields through the SAI Global Leadership Exploration Program; Get a head start…
Read moreWhy My First Week Abroad Is Still My Favorite
…time for a few hours, and then transferred to a smaller city called Caprarola in the late afternoon. Throughout the rest of the week, we spent our time in various…
Read moreHow to Transport Your Medicine to Europe
…meaning the chemical name for your medicine). When you’re in Europe, you can bring the generic names of your medicine to a local doctor (or local pharmacy, if the medicine…
Read moreMeet our Blogger: Hylen
…summer. I love cooking but mostly baking, my chocolate chip cookie recipe is famous in my home town. I can take a lawn mower engine apart and put it back…
Read moreA Singer in the SAI Office: Finding A Voice I Never Knew I Had
…a typical candidate. I had to think long and hard about what a music student with years of “survival job” experience could offer an international study abroad organization. The answer?…
Read moreAn Everyday Adventure
…all different backgrounds and nationalities. I’ve had the opportunity to see incredible art, architecture, and natural landscapes. Throughout all these incredible sights and experiences that I’ve had the opportunity to…
Read moreFirst Thoughts on Florence
…I can learn the basics to get buy with. I plan on taking this class in a couple of days. The SAI staff has also been very helpful every time…
Read moreExploring
…see a brick of alabaster be carved into a small sculpture and ancient ruins that were discovered recently underneath the city. I plan to do a lot more traveling during…
Read more4 Tips and Tricks for Visiting a New City
…is definitely more difficult. It can cause confusing situations and cause anger from the locals. Some phrases that I like to know before going anywhere are: “Where is” (always good…
Read moreMy Top 10 Places in Barcelona
…so open and grand. It is adorned with a large fountain in the center that is all lit up at night along with the entire road. (7) La Boqueria has…
Read moreThe Nonna Flora Cooking Experience
…looking into another cooking class with this place if you plan to visit Sorrento! Ready to dig in! Written by: Harley, Spring 2024 Sorrento student from University of South Carolina…
Read moreOne Helluva Time
…ready to leave just yet. Living in a city where talents can at times be unexposed due to lack of resources and support, I found my character to fit this…
Read moreEuropean Travel on a Budget
…you can also save on a night of accommodation. They almost always have free wifi and come equipped with toilets and electrical outlets to charge your devices. Buses typically pull…
Read moreStand Out from the Crowd with SAI’s Global Leadership Certificate (GLC)
…of courses and activities that provide access to leaders and the local community for personal and professional growth. The GLC schedule fits nicely into the semester to allow for ample…
Read moreSee You Later Paris!
…general, myself included, allow themselves to be stressed all the time. I’ve noticed that Europeans live a much more relaxed life, not allowing work to consume them completely. This is…
Read moreIf I could do it all over again…
…list. I had a mental list and I lost track of it quickly. It really helps to write it down before you go. This is also great because when you…
Read moreSeeing Art through a New Lens
…on observational drawing just as a traditional drawing class in the states, the Watercolor class on the other hand, consisted of a number of copies. A copy is reproducing a…
Read moreTop Ten Things to do in London
…at sunrise. It’s open 24 hours so it’s also perfect for the late night munchers! 5. Wander around Camden Lock Market. Tucked away in the fantastically grungy Camden Town, the…
Read moreBest Experience Through Viva Experiences!
…“You can’t do it all” is a phrase I constantly heard my parents say each time I’d call home. Pasta Party! While it’s true you can’t do it all, SAI…
Read moreFour Mistakes I Made My First Week Abroad That You Don’t Have To
…and homesickness. All of these feelings are natural when moving to a new country and there is no advice I can tell you to avoid them. Thankfully there are few…
Read moreBudgeting in the Fun Stuff
…tickets are cheaper. Planning last minute trips can be fun and spontaneous, but they can also turn out to be really expensive. A good way to find cheap airline tickets…
Read moreThe Beauty of Rome
…accordingly. I’ve already weeded out some jobs that would limit my ability to travel. My future has also changed because I’ve met some great friends that live all over the…
Read moreCi vediamo, Roma!
…websites like Canva, which provide templates for calendars. The calendar was visually pleasing, so we preferred this over a list. I visited a total of eight different cities during my…
Read moreFinal Reflection
…of everything I did not yet know about the city and tackling cultural differences I came across without any help. I entered the stairwell of my apartment building and upon…
Read moreAdvice From an SAI Ambassador
…I could go back I would, but alas, I cannot. All I can do is share some of the things I learned when I arrived to prepare you for what…
Read moreHow to Improve Weekend Traveling
…London For as long as I can remember, I have been someone who plans everything out. Studying abroad has shown me that sometimes the best things cannot be planned, and…
Read moreOvercoming Challenges While Abroad
…to my friends later. Instead, the sort of experience that has felt the most special fits more into a beauty and poetry category rather than just plain “amazing”. Recently, one…
Read moreReflecting on My Semester in Florence
…I am a Biochemistry and Molecular Biology major at the University of South Carolina, pursuing a career in medical and psychological research. Aside from my educational background, I am passionate…
Read moreFlorence is a Piece of me
…too important that you cannot take time to enjoy your coffee at home or at a cafe. Its not about leading a slow or lazy life, but about planning ahead…
Read moreFriends for Life
…loved randomly exploring the city, and going into all the non-touristy neighborhoods. In addition, the first weekend we were abroad we became best of friends with the trattoria (casual restaurant)…
Read moreThe Things in Life Worth Experiencing
…a different language, different cultural activities, holidays, foods, transportation, etc., breaks down that subconscious shield we all have of knowing how everything works, and enables you to adapt as you…
Read moreBringing Home Spontaneity
…“organized, thoughtful, goal-oriented”, but never spontaneous. Doing things out of plan, with no schedule or organization was like a phobia of mine. So no, spontaneity was not my forte. However,…
Read moreLife Lessons From Studying Abroad
…and amazing experiences, but I truly came home as a changed individual, and I wouldn’t trade it for the world. _____ Bailey LaPoint St. Cloud State University Participating in international…
Read moreGo abroad through SAI, it got me a job in Italy
…SAI Global Leadership Program while abroad in Italy. On my resume, under the Global Leadership program I also described how I became an SAI Alumni Ambassador when I returned to…
Read moreMy Ten Favorite Places In Florence
…that lasts all day where you can get jewelry, candy, soaps, antiques, or really anything you can think of. 3. My next favorite place is Piazzale Michelangelo. This view is…
Read moreExploring Florence Inside and Out
…went to this giant park called Parco delle Cascine which stretches a little over 2 miles long and is filled with great scenery along the Arno and some awesome people-watching…
Read moreMeet Our 2015/16 SAI Student Ambassadors
…about another culture and, just as importantly, myself. SAI BLOG POSTS Favorite Markets in London Jessica Alcheh Muhlenberg College My time abroad can be best defined as surreal. For four…
Read moreWhen in Rome
…a passeggiata, or stroll, in the evenings. I would discover the most charming neighborhoods in Italy and would always find a new gelato shop! Ceiling of Saint Peter’s Basilica What…
Read morePacking for Rome 101
Do: Bring comfortable and casual sneakers. In Rome, all everyone does is walk so please be prepared to walk. Shoes such as Adidas, Vans, and Converse are best. All of…
Read moreHow to Choose: Summer or Semester?
…only. All schools have extensive absences policies and you should not plan on missing class for extra travel time. And if you still can’t decide between summer and semester consider…
Read moreThe Change is Welcome
…a chill they bundle up with layers and layers and the puffy coats and scarves (always the scarves). They actually say “mamma mia” all the time. Coffee culture is not…
Read moreMusic and Studying Abroad: Why Your Music Choices Matter More Than You Know!
…eating out and trying as many restaurants as possible is a definite must, it can also cause financial stress and frustration. One of the best ways to encourage home-cooked meals…
Read moreWhen in Rome, Do as the Romans Do
…to go, but don’t purchase anything to early in case your plans change. Also, make sure to call your bank before you travel anywhere. Lastly, keep an open mind! Some…
Read more14 Things I Learned in 14 Weeks in Paris
…Tour Eiffel at night 2) But, know when to live like a local. The touristy and stereotypical sites and activities of any given city are important, but it’s also important…
Read moreDo As The Romans Do
…get to your study abroad location. It is difficult to plan weekend trips via Facebook messages and easier to wait and talk to everyone in person once you are all…
Read moreFinal Thoughts
…was coming into this program. It scary to think about really; how much just 4 months can change a person’s life. Being abroad is something that almost can’t be explained…it…
Read more“Rome” Is Where The Heart Is
…cappuccino’s so much! I also know I’m going to miss traveling a few hours in any direction and landing in a new country with a different language and culture! What…
Read moreWhen in Spain
…experience would have to be the festivals my friends and I went to at La Monumental. La Monumental is an old bullfighting ring where they now host different concerts and…
Read moreWhat To Do When You Leave The Classroom
…you decided to study abroad. However, you can also decide you want to go somewhere and get a group of people together and plan. My favorite adventure so far has…
Read moreHomesickness: The Adventurer’s Rite of Passage
…came to understand that emotional discomfort is often an indispensable catalyst for personal growth. Now, more than twenty-five years later, I frequently work with students who are having a similar…
Read moreInterview with a Gap Student
Catherine is completing an Academic Career Gap Year with SAI Programs at Florence University of the Arts in Florence, Fall 2020 – Spring 2021. Photo of Catherine in Florence, Fall…
Read moreArrivederci Firenze
…calcio (soccer). One at the stadium cheering along with all the fans and the other sitting at a bar and complaining about referees and certain players. I have been to…
Read moreInterning at FLY
…ranging from designer shoes to handcrafted handbags as well as the latest trend in hats to scarves from all over the world. The store also features unique handcrafted pieces created…
Read moreThe Do’s and Don’ts of Packing for Milan
…of all, DON’T pack heels! As someone who wears heels almost every day at home, I was sure I would wear them here as well, so I ignored all the…
Read moreFlorence Blogging
…buildings is absolutely astonishing. I can’t believe that I live right on la Piazza Santa Croce where the largest Franciscan church in the world is located, Basillica of Santa Croce….
Read moreFlorentine Daze
…weeks, has already begun to feel like home. The beauty of the physical environment is immeasurable, but also the sincere hospitality of the residents really makes Florence a special place….
Read moreLast Month in Rome
…I can do them all. Just one more month of living in this beautiful place and I plan to make the most of it. Katherine, University of Tennessee at Knoxville…
Read moreItalian Family Club
…with parmigianna, salad, wine, and later gelato and coffee. It was absolutely delicious. I also had the opportunity to visit San Gimignano, a medieval hilltown outside of Florence, with my…
Read moreHow to Use Your Study Abroad Experience in a Job Interview
…you need to ease your interviewer’s concerns that you might not stick around. Come up with a potential long-term career plan that includes this job. If there are future international…
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