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CIS Center for International Studies

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We are a global, international education organization dedicated to offering safe, challenging, and exciting study abroad experiences to 18 countries: Australia, China, Costa Rica, Czech Republic, Ecuador, England, France, Ghana, Ireland, Italy, Mexico, New Zealand, Peru, Scotland, South Africa, Spain, Thailand, and even to Hawaii in the U.S.! We are a small organization and we provide personal assistance from the moment you contact us. All of our staff have traveled, lived or studied abroad and we can share our first-hand experience with you. The CIS Program Package At CIS we offer a variety of hand selected programs that are comprehensive and located in some of the most desirable places in the world. Here are the services that we will provide to your students: Full time tuition (12-16 U.S. credits/semester) • Housing • Academic Advising • Financial Aid Counseling • Pre-Departure Online Orientation • Airport Pick Up • Environmental Carbon Offset • On-site Orientation • Medical and Accident Insurance • Choice of an official overseas University transcript or a US transcript • Cell Phone • Student Fees • Assistance with travel arrangements • Lonely Planet Guidebook • CIS support services Visit www.cisabroad.com for more information or call toll free 877-617-9090.
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  • My Last Day in Scotland

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    Travel Journal from Scotland Stirling, Scotland | Fri Jun 03, 2011 | Views: 2695

                Today is my last full day in Stirling, I leave to go home tomorrow and sadly I won’t be home until midnight. To finish up my last week on campus, I have been trying to do a lot which included hanging out with some friends, walking to the Wallace Monument, hiking a mountain, shopping for souvenirs and seeing sights in both Stirling and Edinburgh. It has been a busy …

    Stac012
    My First Trip Abroad: the ins and outs of Scotland

  • Refections

    Travel Journal from United States Maine, United States | Fri Jun 18, 2010 | Views: 2207

    I've been home for just under two weeks now and in a way it feels like I never left home. Of course I am different, I have learned so much and had lots of new experiences. I thought before I left that I would be really nervous, but I wasn't. I think that showed me that I have more strength and bravery than I thought I did. I learned that I …

    amandapratt
    My Semester in Stirling

  • April: Get Ready

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    Travel Journal from United Kingdom Stirling, United Kingdom | Fri Apr 30, 2010 | Views: 2242

    I hate to say that my day-to-day life is boring. But unfortunately, on paper this appears to be true. I could sit here and run down my schedule for you, when I have Uni, and when I get up to run or what I put in my morning porridge. I could tell you that I go to the grocery store more often than most students and that I look forward to cooking …

    ellenrenee
    A Semester at Stirling

  • Mom in St. Andrews

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    Travel Journal from United Kingdom United Kingdom | Wed Nov 26, 2008 | Views: 5000

    The last day with my mom was spent relaxed, walking through the small but very important (to golf) town of St. Andrews. We even got to go into the gold museum for free because it was St. Andrews week. We walked along the coast, passing the ruined castle and finishing at the Cathedral. My mom was just as impressed by the remains of the stone edifice as I was. It …

    Cara
    Edinburgh, Stirling, Cullen, and Glasgow