To my introverts, anxious travelers, and the directionally challenged, please take a second to read. Previously, in 2024, I had already been to Beijing, China. I unfortunately had a hard…
To my introverts, anxious travelers, and the directionally challenged, please take a second to read. Previously, in 2024, I had already been to Beijing, China. I unfortunately had a hard…
Jeju Island, aka the Hawaii of Korea, is known for its famous woman divers, called the “Haenyeo” (해녀). For up to six or seven hours in a day, they swim…
What started as a trip filled with anxiety became one of the most memorable chapters of my life. Heading into South Korea, I was thrilled, but also weighed down by worry over…
There’s a lot you can learn about history from a class, but there are certain things you can only learn by doing a study abroad. While on the Representing Empire…
This past September, I participated in the three-week long study abroad program in Rwanda to study nation-building post-genocide. As I reflect on my time there, one of my most significant takeaways is…
My main aspirations for committing to a study abroad program were to explore Korea and experience how computer science classes differ in another country. I chose KAIST because it is…
Studying abroad isn’t something you can prepare for completely. You can buy the right adapter, download the right train apps, and memorize a few polite phrases, but nothing really prepares you for the moment…
What started out as an idea for fulfilling my A&H credits and a hope for adventure turned into a wonderful and unforgettable learning experience. Before I committed to participating in this program,…
I didn’t join college with the intention of studying abroad, let alone happening a second time. Ifyou’ve read my last blog, you know a bit of my story and my…
Landing in Rwanda felt unreal in a lot of ways. I could not believe that I was actually there and that I made it. The hardest part of study abroad…
