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blog Study Abroad in South Korea: Transportation in Seoul Subway, Bus, Taxi or the Bicycle. These are the usual methods of transportation to get around Seoul, South Korea. Know what the different prices and benefits of each while visiting or studying abroad.
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blog 5 Differences Between Universities in Spain and the U.S. Here are the five main differences I've learned between Spain and my host country for my year studying abroad, the United States.
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blog Somewhere Over the Rainbow Conference 2019: Empowering the LGBTQ+ Community in International Education In the effort to investigate new resources and strategies to engage and support students who identify with the LGBTQ+ community, I was able to participate in the Somewhere Over the Rainbow Conference at UMD.
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blog How to Cook Like an Italian: 5 Tips I Learned While Studying Abroad One of the many factors that drew me to my study abroad program at Universitá Cattolica del Sacro Cuore in Milan, Italy was the cooking class. Who wouldn’t want to spend time every week learning about culinary traditions, cooking traditional food, and best of all, eating?
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blog Tips for Facing Anxiety While Studying Abroad Even while enjoying my exciting experience abroad, I suffered an unexpected anxiety attack. Here are some tips if you ever find yourself in my situation, drowning in panic and homesickness.
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blog Experiencing Traditional Life in South Korea as a Black Student Abroad While studying abroad at Ewha Womans University in South Korea, my friend, Maia, and I, both young black women had wanted to see firsthand what traditional Korean life was like decided to make the journey to Gyeongbukgoong Palace ourselves.
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blog 36 Hours in Berlin, Germany: Reuniting with a Friend Abroad Although short, this trip has been one of my favorites I have taken while in Europe. After spending two months trying to meet new people and make new friends, seeing the familiar face of my German friend was exactly what I needed.
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blog Live Like a Local While Soothing Your Wanderlust Studying Abroad Living like a local, that’s what the ISEP Study Abroad adventure is all about, right? But given the limited time you have in your host country you also will want to travel and see the country you’re in. Here are tips to balance your studies with your wanderlust.
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