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July 22, 2024, Filed Under: Peer Notes

Thriving Abroad: Conquering Culture Shock and Language Barriers 

A busy street filled with tourists and outdoor shops.

Congratulations, Longhorn! You’ve snagged that much-desired study abroad spot, and an epic adventure awaits! But let’s be real: Venturing into a new culture with a language you don’t know can feel like jumping into a mosh pit at a concert where you barely know the music.   Culture shock and… read more 

June 24, 2024, Filed Under: Global Ambassador, Peer Notes, Scholarships

Studying Abroad More Than Once

A small animal local to Australia stops to nibble on a piece of wood near the ocean.

There are many myths associated with studying abroad, such as its unbearable expense, that you can only go abroad once or that the planning phase is completely overwhelming. My experience debunks these myths. I’ve had the extraordinary ability to study abroad twice and am going abroad a third time this… read more 

February 27, 2024, Filed Under: Abroad and Beyond, Global Ambassador

Student Culture at the University of Navarra in Pamplona, Spain

Student with glasses wearing a light pink sweater smiles at the camera while seated at a dinner table

I felt like my dreams came true when I received news that I was accepted to a study abroad program in Spain. Once I knew I would go overseas for a semester, I began to research like crazy to feel as prepared as possible.    I wanted to know what students… read more 

January 31, 2024, Filed Under: Abroad and Beyond, Peer Notes

Study Abroad Success: Maximizing Your Credits Abroad

A girl in a green sweater is looking at her credit card with a phone in her hand. She is surrounded by books and a bookshelf.

Choosing classes for your study abroad program can initially seem like a daunting process. Many students believe they can’t satisfy their degree requirements during a study abroad program. Luckily, the resources provided by Education Abroad can ensure that students don’t have to delay graduation if they choose to study internationally.… read more 

December 6, 2023, Filed Under: Peer Notes, Programs

Credit for Study Abroad

A group of seven students pose for a photo on a hazy orange day with a mountain range behind them and a red flag flying high.

Choosing classes for your study abroad program can initially seem like a daunting process. Many students believe they can’t satisfy their degree requirements during an international program. Luckily, the resources provided by Education Abroad can ensure that study-abroad students will not have to delay graduation.   Know Your Type of… read more 

December 4, 2023, Filed Under: Abroad and Beyond, Global Ambassador

Learning Outside of the Classroom in Barcelona

A flamenco show with a woman in red dances on stage against pink lights.

Pretty much since middle school I have been “go, go, go” nonstop. I love to learn and try new things, so I’ve always filled my schedule with as many different activities as possible. This always made me happy, but it also meant that I often felt burnt out. I am… read more 

November 13, 2023, Filed Under: Global Ambassador

Embracing the Unknown

The busy night streets of Bangkok show people walking around a brightly lit city center with neon building signs.

Studying abroad is stepping into a whirlwind of emotions. It’s an exhilarating rollercoaster of adventures and self-discovery. It’s a journey that promises growth, new experiences and countless memories. Yet in the midst of this exciting expedition, there are moments when the feeling of homesickness can creep in, even halfway through… read more 

November 10, 2023, Filed Under: Abroad and Beyond, Global Ambassador

Building Friendships in Britain

A caled version of the exterior of the Hogwarts castle at Harry Potter Studios in London is lit in hues of dark blue and black. The building is snowy and looks like a magical winter wonderland.

One month into classes in a new country and I’ve never been in a more different school environment. Classes are almost every day, but I only have one or two daily. Instead of weekly homework assignments, I do a few readings and take notes during class. I have more free… read more 

November 8, 2023, Filed Under: Abroad and Beyond, Peer Notes, Programs

Pre-Departure Travel Tips 

A group of students sit on a rock in front of a large lake and a mountain with snow in the distance.

Congratulations! You made it through the application process and have been accepted to your desired program. Are you ready to take the world by the horns? This post outlines a few things you must take care of before going abroad. You will see some steps to take that are listed… read more 

October 31, 2023, Filed Under: Abroad and Beyond, Global Ambassador

One Day at a Time

Two students stand back to back with one arm up in the air drawing the attention to the Eiffel Tower behind them while on a busy street in Paris.

From Brussels to Barcelona and Amsterdam to Rome. A couple of hours by train is all it takes to travel from one country to another. Our weekends consist of booking last-minute trips to neighboring countries and putting together enough money to book hostels for struggling college students. Somehow it never… read more 

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