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"The enriching adventures and cross-cultural interactions I experienced in Ireland profoundly impacted my growth as a student and person."

"I love the friends I have made from the study abroad program. They made the transition into college so much easier."

"I chose Wesley to be away from home for independence, but close enough so I can go home if I want. I truly love Wesley for the connections I have made with other students, faculty, and staff."

"I chose Wesley for the broad education in the Masters of Environmental Science Program. I wanted a program that had a wide range of topics and allowed me to focus on my Masters thesis."

"One of the best decisions I have made was to become involved in scientific research while studying abroad. Doing research in a new country expanded my independence, global understanding, and professional skills." Read more about Shanna here and here.

"I loved the farmers’ market, the peninsula, the beaches, the museums. I would recommend studying at Otago to anyone." Explore Emily's profile.

"Academically, I like Otago’s emphasis on science fieldwork classes and practical science. And it's not all science. I love taking interest papers, especially on topics not taught at Yale."

"I was looking for something new and different. I chose Bristol immediately because of the young atmosphere. The city is so pretty and everyone has been so great."

"I was so lucky to have made friends with a Japanese girl studying at LCSC, because I ended up with the opportunity to be her exchange partner, at her University in Japan! I love living in Tokyo, and I have enough time to both study Japanese and enjoy the best parts of Japanese culture."

"My time in Australia was an incredible experience. I met one of my closest friends there, and she showed me the Australia that she loves. We keep in touch and she is planning a trip to come and see my home. I want to return to Australia as soon as I can."

"My program is an excellent match for what I want to do with my life because the environmental science obviously teaches me about all the practices to lower human impact on the environment while the law courses will allow me to put those practices in place in order to actually make a difference."