Fernweh
Fernweh 48 hours. I tried to last but there were just too many bugs zapping in my ear and how was I supposed to survive seven nights of sleep outside? Of course, those were the cover ups my ten year…
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Ultimate Guide to Marrakesh, Morocco
Marrakesh, Morocco is the fourth largest city in the Kingdom of Morocco. This magical city is filled with markets, palaces, mosques, gardens and people! Keep reading for where to stay, what to wear and what to do during your cultural…
But First, Coffee. Ultimate Guide to Italian Coffee Culture!
From my little Italian vocabulary, “Buongiorno! Un cappuccino per favore” was one of my first phrases to learn while living in Florence. Coffee cafes, called bars in Italy because the word “caffè” means coffee, are full regardless of the time of…
The Ultimate Ladies Study Abroad Packing List
The Ultimate Ladies Study Abroad Packing List Stressing over packing for a semester or year abroad is the last thing you need before preparing to leave your home and live in a new country. How are you supposed to fit four…
I Dropped Out of College
College Dropout meets… World Traveler This article is for anyone who is interested in a non-traditional study abroad/college career or who may be leaving their current university to travel; all while simultaneously maintaining your track for a four year undergraduate degree. I often…
Pics Or It Didn’t Happen?
Whether it be a Go Pro or an iPhone, you are definitely going to want to have a camera abroad. Instagram worthy moments will surround your everyday life. Plus, family and friends will love seeing your pictures while you’re overseas!…
All Things Oktoberfest✦Prost!
Prost! Naturally, Oktoberfest is on all study abroad students wish-list activities. I attended the opening weekend of Oktoberfest in Munich, Germany last September. With the kick-off to the festival’s 183rd year this upcoming weekend, read on for all things Oktoberfest!…
Questions to Ask Before Choosing a Study Abroad Location
For some, picking a study abroad location is a tough choice. Below are some questions to ask yourself before committing to your city or town! 1. What is your major? Often, you can find a study abroad location specific to your major. For…
Budgeting Abroad
1. Set a monthly budget Going abroad for a semester? At the beginning of each month, create a rough-draft plan for the next couple of weeks; including your weekend trips and extra activities. If you know you’re headed around Europe…