Blog : Tag: ISEP Study Abroad
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blog 5 Tips for Academic Success in Ghana After finishing all my Interim Assessments (the U.S. equivalent of midterms), I realized that I wished someone would have given me proper provisions on how to be successful in a different academic environment.
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blog Auditioning for TedX in Turku, Finland On April 7, I took the stage at SparkUp Turku with a four-page speech about intersectional identity and epigenetics as seen through the metaphor of houses and walls. It was one of the most terrifying things I’ve ever had the pleasure of doing.
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blog How To Make The Most Of Your Road Trip When Nothing Goes As Planned This semester we decided to go on a road trip for spring break. Weeks of planning and daydreaming watching the pictures of the places we wanted to go.
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blog Adjusting to an Australian Way of Life My Australian accent sounds far from Australian. When I try it just ends up sounding like a weird mix of British and Irish, which would only sound close to the Australian if it were severely auto tuned.
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blog Three Reasons to Fall in Love With Turku, Finland Falling in love is scary. You don’t know if it’s the right person. You don’t know if it’s the right timing. You don’t know if you're investing too much or not enough.
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blog Studying Abroad: The Cure To Senioritis Studying abroad during your senior year is dangerous, I won't lie. With transfer credits that have to make it back to your home school in time, classes that have to be scheduled before graduation, and of course friendships that must be savored so that they become a lasting relationship...
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blog An Introvert's Guide to Studying Abroad As an introvert, studying abroad seemed an odd choice for me. Introverts are characterized by being cautious, reserved and often less sociable. Extroverts, who are typically more outgoing and open to new experiences, seem better equipped for an experience centered around new people and places.
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blog My 5 Favorite Things about Saskatchewan Saskatchewanians know their province isn't the most picturesque or metropolitan part of Canada, which is endearing. When I first arrived, locals would often ask me "So why did you choose to come to Regina in January?!" (Saskatchewan weather is arguably the harshest in Canada).
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