Get a Flight Credit worth up to So, you applied for CEA's study abroad program, started planning your semester abroad, and even got your visa.
But, that's only the beginning - you'll have to figure out your living situation.
Choosing housing is difficult. There are just so many different choices, and you know about absolutely none of them. You're going to be in a foreign country, after all!
If you're here, that means you're one step ahead of everyone else. In a moment, you're going to learn all about the residence hall, and even get a peek!
Some advice: If you're going somewhere amazing abroad, where you live just isn't that important. You're most likely going to barely spend any time at home - you'll be too busy going out and exploring!
Bonne chance!
Kayla K. is the Fall 2016 CEA MOJO in Paris, France. She is currently a sophomore studying Business Administration, Criminal Justice, and Pre-Law at Point Loma Nazarene University.
Kayla King is the Fall 2016 CEA MOJO Blogger in Paris, France, and is currently studying at Point Loma Nazarene University.
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