Studying abroad in Prague was one of the most enriching experiences and the support from the CEA CAPA staff was amazing. My process before and during my experience was support 100% of the way. The program allowed me to be apart of the city and gain many different experiences in school and out of school. I engrossed myself into the culture whether it was the language or the food. I explored many different parts of the city which were all wonderful and safe. There was always transportation and a sense of ease when in the city.

My experience abroad was an unforgettable one. I had a great time in Prague and felt very safe while I was there. I found CEA CAPA staff to be really helpful and supportive throughout the time abroad, especially when I had issues with housing. Although my apartment was nice, there was a point where my roommates and I had no hot water for four days. We also had some drainage issues, broken/stuck windows, and issues with the heat not working, but when we contacted staff they were helpful in trying to get these issues resolved. The apartment complex was an old building, so these problems were understandable yet inconvenient. I made a lot of amazing friends and got to study with people from all around the world, gaining new perspectives. I became friends with people from different parts of the country too. Being abroad was also nice because I had a lot less commitments than at my home university, giving me opportunity to explore new places and hobbies. I've become really close friends with some of the people from the University Delaware who went abroad which was a major benefit. I also experienced the Struggle for Freedom and Democracy Day, which was a beautiful holiday to witness. I also got to go to many concerts and other events in Prague. Overall, it was a freeing experience because I had more time to myself, more time with my friends, and less stress than the normal semester. On top of that, Prague is a wonderful city, and I would recommend traveling there.

I had the most fun this past summer in Prague. I lived in Prague 2, which was a bit outside the main city center, but I really enjoyed it because it allowed me to see a different side of the city and interact more with locals. Public transportation was easy to use, so I was able to explore a large part of the city. The school where we had class was conveniently located near the city as well. Prague is also one of the safest cities I have ever been in. I would recommend everyone to go to Prague I learned so much about art and history and I loved to see it in real life.

My fall semester in Prague was amazing. CEA staff were so friendly, helpful, and supportive it made the transition to living in a new environment so much easier. Professors were knowledgable and interactive and made classes immersive within Prague. Prague as a city is one of a kind. The people, size, architecture, food, etc was like nothing I have ever experienced before. Pragues centrality made it easy to travel on some weekends while also having plenty to do within Prague. Overall my semester in Prague with CEA was spectacular and I would highly recommend.

My fall semester abroad in Prague was an incredible and unforgettable experience. Living in such a historic and vibrant city allowed me to immerse myself in a new culture, explore different perspectives, and grow both personally and academically. I traveled throughout Europe, met people from all over the world, and gained a deeper appreciation for global connections. This semester pushed me outside my comfort zone and helped shape my independence and adaptability in meaningful ways. Overall, an amazing experience I will never forget!

I loved studying abroad in Prague! It was an awesome experience as I got to experience so many different and new things. I've always enjoyed traveling and being in Europe for a semester allowed me to visit so many different cities and countries (although Prague is definitely my favorite city!). I made amazing friends through the program who I am sure I will keep in contact for the rest of my university experience. I also loved the public transportation system. We lived right in front of about 3 tram stops and we could easily get anywhere by tram at any time. Trams are open 24/7 so even if you want to go out at night you don't have to worry about how to get back home as in other cities in Europe. I wouldn't change my experience for the world.

Prague and the Czech Republic are right in the middle of the European continent. Students who are looking to travel have easy access to an airport and a train station that offers cheap travel options, but sometimes, for train rides especially, the travel time might be a bit long. For example, I had the chance to travel to Budapest, which is a very cheap sub $10 train ride, but I opted for a flight because the train was 7 hours. Traveling isn't only cheap out of the country, but it is also cheap inside the country. Transportation in the city is some of the best in the world, and it's super cheap as a student to travel by train. All of these options give great opportunities to travel and experience as much culture as possible.

Prague was an amazing study abroad experience. I learned so much from the university, the CEA CAPA program, and about myself as a person. I was initially drawn to Prague for its historic and unique culture that I haven't found anywhere else. It felt like home when walking the streets and visiting attractions. It was a challenge to figure out transportation with the trams and the metro system to different parts of the city, but after a few weeks, you feel like a local and start to get the feel of where you are in the city. You start to explore what's beyond Prague and travel to other countries, which I highly recommend when studying abroad, especially in Prague, because it's pretty close and cheap to go in any direction. Overall, the program set me up for success along the entire way from getting documents for my Visa to hosting events in Prague and leaving the country safely.