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blog Finding Your Independence While Studying Abroad I’m the youngest in my family. My mom calls me the 'baby' even though I’m 21 years old. I’ve basically never been truly alone, always traveling with my family or taking school trips with friends. Even at my home university, I’m a local and live at home with my parents.
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blog Expanding Your Comfort Zone in the First Weeks Studying Abroad I was so excited to study abroad. When you tell people you’re spending a semester or year abroad, they are always enthusiastic and being told “congratulations” becomes a common occurrence. It makes it easier to go; you know you’re going to have the time of your life. And this first month I’ve...
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blog How to Choose the Right Study Abroad Program: ISEP France Webinar Series Want to learn more about our ISEP France programs? Check out our three part video series on program!
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blog 9 Most Popular Summer Study Abroad Destinations Ready to escape the cold? Check out our most popular summer programs for 2017. It's not too late to apply!
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blog What I've Learned From My Study Abroad Experience It's funny when you move abroad and at first everything seems new, weird and exciting. It takes a few months for the shock to settle down, until you start become familiar with everything and how everything works.
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blog Japan: The (Mis)Adventure I'm in a place far, far away from anything I know or am familiar with. No red double-decker buses, no cottage pie, no large Norfolk skies, no PG Tips and no familiar faces. A slight murmur of English whistles past my ear in the street and, for a slight second, I forget where I am.
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blog Random Things I Didn't Expect While Studying Abroad in the U.A.E. When I walked onto campus on the first day of school I immediately realized I was different. How? Almost none of the students had heavy backpacks, or even carried backpacks at all. It might seem like an insignificant little detail, but it actually took me by surprise.
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blog How To Apply For A Student Visa For Studying in France If you are a U.S. citizen preparing to study abroad in France for more than 90 days, you will need a student visa! While the process is long and a little overwhelming, I am here to make life a little easier. Follow these steps, and you will be fine!
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