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blog 5 Feelings You’ll Have When Your Time Abroad is Halfway Over Your time studying abroad will be full of emotions and will be over before you know it. If you’re considering studying abroad and having some doubts, allow me to tell you about how you might feel once you’re halfway through your time abroad.
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blog Differences in Waste Habits: Latvia & the U.S. Let's call this a comparison regarding waste in Latvia and Alaska. Truthfully? I am rather shocked. As someone who cares greatly about the environment, going minimal, if possible, zero waste, the wastefulness that greeted me in Alaska was hard to accept.
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blog What I've Learned While Studying Abroad in the U.K. I have always believed an educated person isn’t one who has read all the books but rather one who has traveled the world.
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blog 3 Reasons Why You Should Join a Club or Sports Team While Studying Abroad in the U.S. Life on campus in the U.S. is completely different from life on campus at my French university. Here, students are living on campus and there are plenty of events and activities of all kinds.
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blog Alternative Travel while Studying Abroad in Asia There are a number of destinations that any traveler in Asia must see. These are usually big, beautiful, picturesque and filled with tourists. Living in Thailand for the past few months, I have sought out the more obscure, less visited attractions that Asia has to offer.
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blog Connecting and Reconnecting in Germany: Studying Abroad in a Country You’ve Already Experienced Having lived in Germany, I assumed that I had already experienced what Germany has to offer for a student. Here's why I was wrong!
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blog Aussie Holiday: Travel Tips for Your Semester Abroad During my recent months studying abroad at Western Sydney University in Australia, I’ve taken advantage of cancelled classes, long weekends and my mid-semester break by traveling to some local Aussie spots, Melbourne and to New Zealand.
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blog Cooking While Studying Abroad: The Good, the Bad & the Ugly Cooking while abroad can prove to be a whole new challenge. Students will typically resort to microwave TV dinners, cafeteria food, or scavenge at university events for anything edible. Those brave enough to cook in their dorms or apartments will quickly learn to appreciate home-cooked food.
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