Budgeting Abroad – Tips to Saving Money While Studying Abroad
So it’s official… you’ve just been accepted to study abroad! It’s an exciting feeling but it can also be overwhelming. Today we’re giving you some tips on budgeting abroad. Depending on how you feel about math & money,...
Why I Travel – API Global Leader Bella Martin
Today’s post comes to us from San Diego State University student Bella Martin! She studied abroad with us in Florence, Italy last year and was able to travel extensively during that time. Now, Bella is blogging with API as part of our Global Leadership...
API Alumni Options – Continuing your Adventure After Studying Abroad
This month, our Fall 2018 students are returning home after an unforgettable semester abroad. Here at API, we think of this not as “goodbye” but more “see you later”! We LOVE keeping in touch with our API alumni after they return home from...
Reflections on Tutoring in Italy – API Blog
Today’s post comes to us from API alumni Brynn Trevizo! She spent the summer living with a host family in Italy and tutoring their daughter. I’m writing this post three months after I returned to the United States. I’ve been able to take a lot of time to reflect...
Short-Term Study Abroad Programs – API Blog
This might surprise you, but it’s not too late to study abroad next year! At API, we know that student’s schedules and commitments vary greatly, and not everyone can afford the time or money needed to spend an entire semester abroad. That’s why we...
Making Time to Travel While Studying Abroad – API Blog
Today’s post comes to us from Anna Johnson! She’s a Junior majoring in Marketing at the University of Alabama. This semester, though, she is studying abroad in Florence, Italy. She’s also making the most of her time abroad by fitting in lots of extra...
Studying Abroad in Eating Disorder Recovery – API Blog
Today’s post comes from API alumni Ashley Montagnese, a Chemistry & Spanish double major at the University of Dayton. Ashley studied abroad with us in June 2018 in Salamanca, Spain. She has a very personal story and we are proud of her strength in sharing...