“Don’t eat the oranges on the trees – they are poisonous.” These are the first words that I distinctly remember coming out of my host mom’s mouth after I settled into my new home in Sevilla, Spain. It’s certainly helpful that I was warned–otherwise I might not be here to tell you that orange isn’t just a color. During my long walks to class, I had a lot of time to reflect and really live my life through my five senses, thanks to the famous oranges of Sevilla.
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2021 API Photo & Video Contest Winners!
API would like to congratulate the winners of our first-ever photo and video contest! We received some incredible entries that highlighted the amazing experiences our students had while on our programs and we are so excited to share these images with the world!
International Travel During Covid Times
Studying abroad this spring? The adventure of a lifetime is right around the corner…only a few...
Richmond Signs Exclusive Experiential Learning Partnership with API
API and Richmond to extend unique, experiential learning opportunities including study abroad...
Open Programs
There is still time to apply to Spring 2022 API programs! Below please find application deadlines*...
Open Spring 2022 API Gap Programs
Attention high school and gap students! Are you unsure what your future holds for spring 2022? We...
Making the Most of Your Money
We have compiled a list of financial tips to help you prepare for your time abroad, which could be applied to your life at home, too!
Reflections on Twenty Years with API
Twenty years ago today (August 15, 2001), I walked into the API office to begin what I thought was a job. Little did I know that when I opened that door I was taking my first steps into a career that would span two decades, nor did I anticipate that this position would lead to lifelong friendships with individuals who have enriched my life exponentially and who have become like family to me.
Reflections on Lessons Learned While Working Abroad
Years ago, I studied abroad in both Madrid and Paris, and these experiences were so impactful that I knew with complete certainty that I wanted to pursue opportunities that would allow me to travel and to continue engaging in intercultural exchange.