It is possible to do genealogy research at the New Register House, pictured below. It is located conveniently close to Waverley Station and The Balmoral. This structure (1858) along with the General Register House (1788), is the home of the National Records of Scotland. The National Records of Scotland exists “to select, preserve, and make Read More.. Trace your Scottish ancestry – Scotland
CCSA continues to monitor changes to travel. Currently – and it is only September – Belize, Ireland, and the UK are Level 4 on the USDOS travel advisory. As noted on each advisory web page, this is due to COVID-19. For many of us, including CCSA’s home location of Bowling Green, KY, level 4 (or Read More.. Travel Restrictions – At Home and Abroad
This amazing place is credited with housing over 100,000 volumes of quality used books, maps, prints, and more. The bookshop was started in 1979, and by 1982 had moved into a former church from the 17th century. The setting of stained glass, spiral staircase and original pulpit brings that extra ambience to the luxury of Read More.. Leakey’s Bookshop—heaven on earth! – Scotland
CCSA kicks off the September recruitment push with a combination of InfoZoom sessions and in-person study abroad fairs. Each InfoZoom Session will feature a guest or two from our member schools. Students from that school can learn about the application process and scholarships offered by CCSA and their home institution. The sessions take place the Read More.. InfoZoom Sessions
Want to make your study abroad experience an even better one? How about inviting your friends to join you for the adventure of a lifetime! Simply select the program you wish to join, create an application, pay your app fee, then follow the steps to join the Refer-A-Friend program. You receive a $50 discount for each referral Read More.. Study Abroad with Me!