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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 Dream, Breathe, Go: Traveling While Studying Abroad One of the greatest things about studying abroad is all of the travel that comes with it. Once you get settled into your new country, you start thinking about all the places that you can go, and look at booking trips for your weekends.
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blog Dare to Travel During Study Abroad: Tips on Taking a Road Trip Studying abroad is one of the grandest opportunities a student can have, and it is worthwhile to ensure that the experience is unforgettable. I would encourage exchange students to grab their dreams of traveling by the horns and take advantage of any chance to travel you come across.
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blog Study Abroad Guide: Ghana Edition Whether you have traveled more times than you have fingers or never left the country, studying abroad can be such an adventure. From packing and catching flights to landing and discovering the city, there is a lot to know when preparing for Ghana.
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blog Study Abroad Advice from the Art in Valparaíso, Chile Somehow in the whirlwind of the week that was my first in Valparaíso Chile, the famous “We are not Hippies, We are Happies” mural was whitewashed away. If that had been the most difficult discovery of my first few weeks abroad, I would have had fewer scars but fewer stories.
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blog 10 Places You Must See in Paris The city of lights, and also the city of a million places to see and thus, a million other tourists. I was lucky to spend an entire week in Paris, but let's say you've got one weekend to see all of the best sights. Here are the ten places that you should make priority.
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blog Swimming with the Finns My second month in Finland has been just as hectic and action packed as the first. The highlight thus far was going ice swimming with some of my Finnish friends. I told them, "I want to immerse myself in the activities of the natives," and immediately they gave each other a mischievous look.
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blog Friendship Without Borders When you move to a new city that’s five thousand miles away from everything you have ever known, you are faced with several different challenges. These can vary from language to food, transportation to lifestyle and everything in between.
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