Category: Term Abroad
How to Deal with Stress Abroad
Samia Jannatul, Graduating Winter Term ’25, is a Political Science major studying at the American University of Rome this Fall 2024 Traveling abroad can be an amazing experience, offering a temporary escape from daily life and a chance to immerse yourself in new cultures. However, bad days can happen anywhere, and they often come with ...
Korean Language Learning: The Realities of Studying Korean as a Foreign Student
Bhavika Choudhary, ’28, is a Computer Science major studying at Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST) this Fall 2024. My journey into the Korean language began with a mix of curiosity and excitement. I’ve always been fascinated by Korean culture, music, and food, and I wanted to go beyond just admiring it from ...
Balancing Academics and Travel During Your Study Abroad Experience
Samia Jannatul, Graduating Winter Term ’25, is a Political Science major studying at the American University of Rome this Fall 2024 Studying abroad is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to immerse yourself in a new culture, explore new places, and expand your horizons. But as exciting as it is, balancing academics and travel can feel daunting. I ...
The Mediterranean World: A Class that Expanded My PerspectivesÂ
Samia Jannatul, Graduating Winter Term ’25, is a Political Science major studying at the American University of Rome this Fall 2024 During my study abroad experience, I had the incredible opportunity to take a 300-level Anthropology course titled The Mediterranean World, taught by Professor Catherine Cornet. Looking back, this class wasn’t just a highlight of ...
Progress Update on Learning ItalianÂ
Samia Jannatul, Graduating Winter Term ’25, is a Political Science major studying at the American University of Rome this Fall 2024 Learning Italian in Rome has been a rewarding, albeit challenging, experience. Living in the Eternal City, with its bustling streets and vibrant culture, has given me ample opportunities to immerse myself in the language. ...
Questions I Asked My Korean Friends During My First Month in Korea
Bhavika Choudhary, ’28, is a Computer Science major studying at Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST) this Fall 2024. Moving to a new country comes with its share of surprises, and South Korea has certainly kept me on my toes during my first month here. When I first arrived in South Korea as ...
A Perfect Day Trip to Tivoli: Escaping Rome
Samia Jannatul, Graduating Winter Term ’25, is a Political Science major studying at the American University of Rome this Fall 2024 Living in a big city like Rome can be too much at times. There are many beautiful sites in Rome, like the Pantheon and the Colosseum. But when they become part of your daily ...
Abroad with a Chronic Illness
Deciding to go abroad is a huge step for many people, and preparing to do so can be different from one person to the next. Students who choose to study abroad are not a monolith; each of us assumes varying degrees of risk upon embarking on our journey abroad. Personally, a great concern of mine ...
4 Best Foods I’ve Tried (and where I tried them)
Samia Jannatul, Graduating Winter Term ’25, is a Political Science major studying at the American University of Rome this Fall 2024 I am a big foodie. So let’s start shall we! 1. OctopusI’ve always loved seafood, but my experience with grilled octopus during a family vacation in Mexico last year was a disappointment—it was tough ...
5 Niche Things to Pack for Study Abroad and 5 Things to Leave at Home
Samia Jannatul, Graduating Winter ’25, is a Political Science major studying at the American University of Rome this Fall 2024 Packing for study abroad can be tricky, especially when you’re heading to a foreign country with different climates, cultures, and daily necessities. To make your experience easier, here’s a guide on 5 niche items to ...
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