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On the many assumptions and emotions that come before a long journey.

Who knew there were no Jews in Granada? Advice on Identity from a 20-year-old.

There were so many things I was so scared about before going to Japan–one of them being how to adjust while being autistic. I am very, very glad it didn’t scare...

Going from Shinshiro where I hiked, used an Onsen for the first time, and was surrounded by nature, all the way to Tokyo for Pride was such an unbelievable...

Being Asian-American, studying abroad may look different from the "mainstream" study abroad experience. I highlight my experience and some of the most prominent...

I was so scared of what would come about while being trans in Japan—now I've learned that it's so much better than I could have thought.

Preparing for study abroad can be a nerve-wrecking process. As I begin packing, I reflect on a few simple clichés that help remind me what I am preparing for.

As I make my final preparations to leave, I feel far less afraid than I expected I would. These four methods helped me turn some of my fear into excitement.

After asking myself where I wanted to go abroad, and what that process looked like, these were my to-do's to get there.