Category: Drexel College
5 Most Frequently Asked Questions About University of Galway’s Exchange Program
1. When do I register for classes? This was my biggest concern when leaving for my exchange. The answer is that registration opens the morning of the first day of classes. This was quite the shock to me and definitely caused me a lot of stress, but don’t worry it all works out. The first ...
5 Things to Pack for Your Study Abroad in Ireland
I have been in Ireland for 2 months now and here are some items I recommend you bring with you when coming to Ireland. 1. Umbrella This might seem obvious given how Ireland is well known for its rainy weather, but leading up to my trip I was told not to bother with an umbrella ...
Contrasting the US and UK Educational Systems: My Exchange Experience
As a student fortunate enough to experience both the American and British educational systems, I’ve discovered that the journey of higher education takes on a unique character on either side of the Atlantic. Currently, I find myself in the beautiful city of Bristol, immersed in the academic culture of the University of Bristol through an ...
Culture Shock in Sydney
Krishang Nair, ‘25, is a Behavioral Economics major studying at UNSW Sydney this Fall 2023. Experiencing culture shock is something I had been warned about several times prior to my traveling to Sydney, and each time, I would silently brush it off and scoff. Having moved countries every few years as a child, change in ...
Learn From My Mistakes –Â What to Pack for Study Abroad
Ciao Drexel! Welcome to my second blog post recounting my time in Rome, Italy. This week I’m going to be talking about the do’s and don’ts of packing for study abroad. Of course, my experience is specific to Italy but can be applied to other European countries. However, don’t stress too much. Anything you forget ...
Home away from home in Toronto
I recently embarked on a memorable journey to Toronto, Canada, over the long weekend in celebration of Indigenous Peoples Day. This trip was a special one as it marked my first visit to my dad’s side of the family in Toronto since meeting them when they came to Hong Kong several times when I was ...
Inside Philly
Hey there! So we’re finishing our third week of study at Drexel and that means nothing other than time for some insides from city of brotherly love. I have explored Philadelphia a bit during this time and want to assure you that there are places to visit and enjoy. Another point is that Philly insides ...
Let’s talk about dry facts: Visa
Hey there! So, here we are again, still at Drexel, still managing midterms and still exploring life and Philly. This week I decided to dedicate my story to one important and inevitable thing for any exchange student. And this is visa issues. Yeah, yeah, I can already hear dissatisfied exclamations about boooring paperwork. But believe ...
Berlin’s Cultural Tapestry: Museums, Art, and History
Berlin is a cultural heritage hotspot that has witnessed the rise and fall of empires, the split of a nation, and the resurgence of unity. More than merely tourist destinations, the city’s museums, art galleries, and historical buildings serve as windows into the city’s soul. Museumsinsel: The Island of Enlightenment A trip to Museumsinsel, often ...
A Day in the Life of a Student at the University of Galway
A typical Wednesday morning begins at 8 am when I wake up to get ready for my day of classes. I make my breakfast and coffee in my student accommodation that is right next to campus. I then head out and go to my first lecture of the day, Imagining Modern Ireland: An Introduction to ...
You must be logged in to post a comment.