Tag: Costa Rica
My Take On The Class “When Perception is Reality: Subjectivity in Health”
While taking part in the Health Care in Latin America program, I’m taking a class called “When Perception is Reality: Subjectivity in Health”. The best way to describe it is as a class based on the blend of health care in a more sociological and psychological aspect. There’s also some public health topics mixed in as ...
5 Things to Pack for Study Abroad / 5 Things to Leave at Home
Embarking on a study abroad journey in Costa Rica promises an enriching experience filled with cultural immersion, academic growth, and best of all, unforgettable adventures. When preparing for this exciting chapter, it’s crucial to pack wisely, ensuring you have everything you need while leaving unnecessary items behind. Here’s a guide to five essential items to ...
Remembering Health is About People
¡Bienvenidos amigos! I want to talk about one of my classes, Subjectivity in Health. I took this class because it aligned with everything I want to learn about the people aspect of healthcare. Before I tell you about the class, let me give you some background on myself. I’m a third year pre dental student ...
My Costa Rican Day In The Life
¡Bienvenidos mis amigos! Welcome back to my little Costa Rica diary! Today I’m going to write about my typical day in Costa Rica. Honestly, every day varies slightly, but my schedule remains relatively the same Monday through Thursday. I’m specifically going to tell you about my Tuesdays, which are just a little different because I ...
5 Must-Have Items For Costa Rica
¡Bienvenidos mis amigos! I’ve officially been in Costa Rica for two weeks now! I’ve been having an amazing beautiful time, and have already gone hiking, been to a beach, and seen a volcano! Honestly, the best part has been the perfect weather every day. The sun is strong, but it’s only really been hot during ...
5 Things to See When You Visit Tamarindo
Over one of the weekends since being in Costa Rica, I took a trip with a group from the program to Tamarindo in Guanacaste. We embarked on a six-hour journey via public transportation from San Jose, costing only $13—an absolute steal, in my opinion. Nestled along the Pacific Coast, Tamarindo greets you with a palpable ...
Head In the Clouds
Arriving in Costa Rica was a complete weather and environment change from Philadelphia; the warm weather and strong sun rays could never match the wintertime in Philly. Costa Rica is currently in its dry season, which means it’s their summertime! The dry season takes place from December to April, which offers clearer skies and sunnier ...
Pura Vida Tales pt. 2: Weekend Adventures
For my final post, I wanted to conglomerate my weekend adventures aside from the cultural activities done with ICDS. Costa Rica is beyond amazing and has anything and everything for all people. Surfing, white water rafting, hot springs to name a few of things my friends and I were able to do while in country. ...
Host Living in Costa Rica
Please note that this is a retired Drexel study abroad program. To learn more about available programs, contact Drexel Global studyabroad@drexel.edu. Hola mi gente! Before coming, one of the biggest questions I was asked was, “So where are you staying?”. As for this program, instead of living in dorms or in solo apartments, we lived with ...
Expanding View Points: Vulnerable Populations
As someone who is passionate about pursuing medicine, I knew it was important to find a study abroad program where I could learn more about the healthcare world. I am also passionate about learning the Spanish language and learning more about Latinx culture and so the program that I am currently participating in is the ...
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