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Jenn will take you on a deep dive into the many benefits and options around English-taught higher education in Europe, helping to make the possibility less foreign.

In this episode, Jenn Viemont talks about why her kids will opt out of US higher education and go to college in Europe instead.

Why is it important to gain insight into what college is for you as an individual? What happens if you don't have that awareness? Moreover, what questions should you ask yourself to get that clear idea?

In this episode, Jenn talks with Chelsea Workman. Chelsea started studying Philosophy at Ohio State. Although she chose an ‘affordable’ public school, the tuition, at over $10k per year, soon put financial stress on my father and meant she needed to work in addition to studying.

It’s important to appreciate that colleges in Europe do far less hand-holding when compared to those in the states.

What does the research say about the benefits of studying abroad? Why are American students far behind the world when it comes to studying abroad?