YOU. DON'T. HAVE. TO. TRAVEL. EVERY. WEEKEND
Feeling pressured to travel every weekend while studying abroad? 🌍 You’re not alone. Instead of chasing passport stamps, embrace your host city—it’s a treasure...
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Feeling pressured to travel every weekend while studying abroad? 🌍 You’re not alone. Instead of chasing passport stamps, embrace your host city—it’s a treasure...
Krakow is a city where history, culture, and tradition come together in the most charming way. On a recent visit to see my grandparents, we spent a few days...
Almost ready for Granada! Reflecting on why I chose Granada, and talking out some pre-abroad jitters.
In this post, I explain how my identity as a low-income, first-generation student has impacted my time in Rome, as well as providing some things I’ve learned...
In this post, I talk about all the emotions I experienced before going on my study abroad and how my identity of 'first-generation college student' played a...
I've had a lot of posts on traveling around Spain and Europe, and this was a really fun part of my study abroad experience! While traveling does come with...
Studying abroad is a big decision. There are so many competing media platforms trying to sell you on one place or another, but conducting a deep introspective...
Studying Abroad can be very exciting, especially if you don’t travel often. As a first-generation college student who doesn’t travel often, it was very tempting...
14 days and 16 hours before I’m in Nice. 41 items on my Notes app to-do list. A combined 102 hours spent in the last 3 months reading “My UNFORGETTABLE Study...