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blog Internet Kaputt: How to Survive Without Internet in Germany If you usually enjoy the luxury of having free unlimited Internet in your campus dorm, you might need to prepare yourself for change while studying abroad. For me, this was my struggle once I arrived at the dorms I am assigned to during my semester abroad in Dortmund, Germany.
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blog Study Abroad in South Korea: Planning your Courses It helps to know how the Korean Course System works and how to choose courses beforehand. Here’s some predeparture tips I've learned from studying abroad at Hanyang University!
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blog From Jeans to Sweatpants and Back: Lifestyle Changes While Studying Abroad When you study abroad, you will go through all kinds of changes: first you leave behind your life and build up everything from scratch and adjust to the culture. It’s a lot to deal with, but that’s exactly the kind of long-lasting and life-changing experience you may be looking for.
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blog Study Abroad in Belfast, Northern Ireland: 3 Ways to Get Around Town Belfast is a lively but small city, so walking is pretty much the easiest (and cheapest) way to get around town. You can also use bus, train and car to explore the city and across Northern Ireland.
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blog Top 5 in Jozi: Study Abroad in Johannesburg, South Africa Within the first month of my study abroad in Johannesburg, South Africa, I’ve done so much. At this point I think it’s only fair to make a list of my top five favorite things I’ve done so far.
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blog Study Abroad Tips for First-Timers My experience abroad in Austria was going to be my first time to live alone and in a completely new city, where I knew no one and I would have to speak a different language… THIS was a big step for me.
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blog How to Dress Like an Italian: Study Abroad in Milan If you want to learn how to dress like an Italian, and, more importantly, how to break fashion rules like an Italian--here are my best insights.
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blog 3 Ways to Enjoy Your Study Abroad No Matter Where You Are Choosing where to study abroad was arguably one of the most difficult decisions of my college career. There are so many factors that played into the decision but no matter where you end up, your experience abroad will be unlike anybody else's
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