Language is a huge part of the reason why I chose to study in Taiwan. I wanted to become more fluent, so choosing a program that allowed me to do that was a huge priority for me.
Photo Essay: CET Shanghai
Written by Sam Schulman (Brandeis University), Student Correspondent for CET Shanghai, Fall 2019
Photo Essay: CET Harbin
Written by Carlos Uribe (Carleton College), Student Correspondent for CET Harbin, Fall 2019
我第一次来中国 (My First Time in China and All the Other Firsts)!
Written by Kaylee Henderson (Kalamazoo College), Student Correspondent for CET Beijing, Fall 2019 My first time traveling this far from home, my first time living in a new country. It has been a time filled with worry and fear, but more so a time filled with excitement and adventure. It began with my flight from Michigan to China—a […]
Forever Grateful for the Hungry Ghost Festival
Written by Tracy Fu, (George Washington University), CET Taiwan Summer 2019 As I was walking home from school today, it seemed just like any other afternoon. It was my next to last day of school; the sun was blazing, and motorcycles were rushing about, but little did I know the significance of this particular day. I passed by […]
Dear Prospective Student,
Written by Kate Ross (Brandeis University), Student Correspondent CET Taiwan, Summer 2019 Dear Prospective Student, I’m writing this as I enter my final week studying in Taipei this summer. If you’re interested in studying Chinese with CET and you are deciding between one of the numerous programs that CET runs in China versus the single […]