The Journey Back to Gringolandia
Rather than enjoying the ability to constantly speak in English when I returned to the U.S., I found myself missing Chilean phrases that I used to express...
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Rather than enjoying the ability to constantly speak in English when I returned to the U.S., I found myself missing Chilean phrases that I used to express...
This blog will consist of the most heavy, realistic, and honest topics from my experience studying abroad. While it is not exciting or fun like some of my other...
Celebrating Thanksgiving a college student abroad brings a mix of excitement and reflection. While our American counterparts enjoy traditional feasts, for us...
Studying abroad and traveling can come with some unexpected challenges. I have learned so much so far during my time abroad and have had several experiences...
My thoughts about how to stay connected with your friends and family from the US while abroad!
How I'm balancing the the duties I have at home with my role as a student at Oxford.
Being in Spain has really made me miss my family and my culture, but here are some ways I try to deal with my homesickness until I can make it back to the...
The difficult time when you are getting comfortable being here, but you are struggling with feeling like you haven't figured out how to be your complete self...
Pre departure post talking about change and getting accustomed to your new surroundings.