GRE Cutoff 2024: It’s important for candidates to understand that ETS, the body conducting GRE test, doesn’t publish any hard-and-fast GRE Cutoff or GRE Cutoff scores for universities. Therefore, a candidate must check the GRE score requirements of every university/preferred course and aim for a GRE score higher than what has been deemed as the … Read more
Johanna Jarvis, Class of ’27, is a Graphic Design major studying at Tamagawa University this Spring/Summer 2024. As someone who has had their fair share of anime and manga, this blog is for my otakus out there. Fun little fact about my profile, you’ll see a character featured from Love is Hard for an Otaku … Read more
Applying for a visa can be a daunting task, especially when faced with the intricacies of immigration forms. Many individuals opt to tackle the process independently, but it often leads to inadvertent errors that can significantly impact the outcome of your application. Thus, understanding the common pitfalls in Canadian immigration forms is crucial for ensuring … Read more
In today’s globalized world, immigration has become a common phenomenon, driven by various factors such as education, employment opportunities, and family reunification. Navigating the complexities of immigration laws and procedures can be daunting, leading many individuals and families to seek the assistance of visa immigration consultants. However, with numerous consultants vying for attention, it’s crucial … Read more
IELTS, short for International English Language Testing System, is the most liked and used English language examination worldwide. This test is chosen by more than 10,000 establishments globally as a trusted gauge of practical communication skills in real-life situations (IELTS Official Website). It measures how well a person can use their listening skills. IELTS started … Read more
The CEA CAPA Madrid Center is one-of-a-kind. Situated in a prime location of the city surrounded by a myriad of notable monuments, the Social Hub houses the CEA CAPA classrooms, offices, and even some of its students. As the name suggests, it’s a hub. All in one space, students will find opportunities to learn, socialize, … Read more
My study abroad experience was full of incredible emotions, adventures, lessons and new friendships. Studying abroad in Sevilla opened my eyes to a multitude of new cultural traditions, languages, friends, and endless memories. An iconic staple of Sevilla, the Giralada. What I Captured Through these formative four months abroad, I embraced the culture and traditions … Read more
However, there are many things I do to help ease these feelings! Ways to Overcome Negative Feelings while Studying Abroad Hobbies What I found the most effective is maintaining my hobbies. For example, reading is an activity that I thoroughly enjoy; therefore, to avoid overwhelming negative feelings I did my best to give myself a … Read more
Before studying abroad, I was extremely timid and afraid of change. I found comfort in having the same routine every day and even felt fear towards starting new quarters at Cal Poly. Going into the experience, I didn’t have any close friends who were doing my study abroad program. I chose to live in the … Read more
Gwen Kleve is a CEA CAPA Alumni Insider, finishing her third year of undergrad after her Spring ‘24 study abroad program in Dublin, Ireland. In addition to majoring in marketing, she’s minoring in interdisciplinary design where she works on creative skills. Originally from Denver, Colorado, so moving for school wasn’t a new thing for her. … Read more