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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 Thoughts on My Time in the United Kingdom I've adjusted to life here in Sunderland; I joined a sports team, contributed to a radio news program, took a weekend trip to Norway, and most recently, experienced a shocking U.S. Presidential Election from across the Atlantic.
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blog Santiago, Chile: My New Favorite Café City Maybe it’s because I’m half Cuban, maybe it’s because I’ve just flown 14 hours to get here, but I am aching for a good cup of coffee. I’m excited to be in Santiago – they say it sits between the sky (the Andes) and the sea (the Pacific).
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blog Culture Shock Featuring Art, Wine and Aix-En-Provence I sometimes find myself at large gatherings of sophisticated people. Most of my experience has been with older crowds of distinguished professionals, but this high heeled, button downed, long dressed, hair did event was quite different.
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blog 5 Reasons Why Derry is the Number One Halloween Destination in the World Perhaps for you, Halloween might be associated with fallen leaves, crazy costumes, and jack-o-lanterns. Maybe it is associated with Stranger Things, Nightmare on Elm Street, or Beetlejuice, Beetlejuice, Beetl- (don’t say it a third time!)
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blog Costa Rican Slang Your Spanish Textbooks Didn't Teach You Why Learn Costa Rican Slang? Because it is a way of life and will help you better understand local culture.
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blog How Studying Abroad 5 Times Changed My Life Here are some tips from ISEP staff member, Emilie Romero, who has studied abroad five times around the world.
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blog How Study Abroad Can Help You Land A Job Matthew reflects on how his study abroad experience improved his life.
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