Photos by Andreas Fathalla, (Kalamazoo College), Student Correspondent for CET Jordan, Fall 2022. An arrangement of fresh pomegranates and corn, which I assume are locally farmed, being sold out of the back of a truck in the Al-Swaifiyeh area.
My Daily Routine in Osaka, Japan
Written by Ryan Sowers, (Wabash College), Student Correspondent for CET Japan, Summer 2022 Summer in Osaka with CET is an intensive program; each day is packed with things to do, places to go, and, of course, homework. First, I usually wake up around 7:00. When I manage to pull myself out of bed early enough, […]
Getting Lost in Osaka
Written by Isabelle Qian, (Yale University), Student Correspondent for CET Japan, Summer 2022 I love nights in Osaka. Sometimes, when I want to take a break from homework, I like to stand on the little balcony of my third-floor apartment and look at all the sloped roofs of the houses and the many streetlamps that […]
Why I Chose CET Japan and How It’s Going
Written by Ryan Sowers, (Wabash College), Student Correspondent for CET Japan, Summer 2022 Students choose to study in Osaka with CET for different reasons, but one thing that we all share in common is our drive to learn Japanese. This focus on language is the reason why I chose CET, and after my first week of classes here […]
A Day in the Life of an American Student in Taiwan
Written by Kaya Heimowitz, (University of Puget Sound), Student Correspondent for CET Taiwan , Summer 2022 Living in Taipei has made me a morning person, so I start my days bright andearly with Chinese class at 8:20 am. Before class, I usually take a 30-second walk tothe nearest 7/11 to buy breakfast for myself and […]
Day in the Life of Agneetta in Amman
Written by Agneetta Moisio, (Vanderbilt University), Student Correspondent for CET Jordan, Fall 2021 7:00 am – wake up and make breakfast. The apartments have fully equipped kitchens so making an omelet or an avocado toast is fast and easy. Grocery stores are nearby, less than 5 minutes by walking, so it is not difficult to get […]