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  • Study Abroad in Australia

    The land down under: A place to live large Quality academics meet a spirited, multicultural vibe, with adventure in easy reach. Awesome rock formations. Mindboggling architecture. Marsupials found only here. Australia is full of surprises. And though the English language simplifies communication for many U.S. students, society here is anything but homogeneous.    With more than…

    Study Abroad in Australia

  • How I Coped with Losing A Loved One While Abroad

    I will never forget my 21stbirthday, not because I was spending it on an incredible Spring Break Trip in Australia, although that certainly helps make it a bit more memorable. No, the reason I will never forget this birthday is because it was the day I found out my grandfather had passed away. When I…

    How I Coped with Losing A Loved One While Abroad

  • How to Maintain Your Fitness as a Student Athlete Abroad

    With rigorous practice, training, competition and team schedules, it might seem hard to find any room for academics and a social life, let alone studying abroad in another country. But believe it or not, there are ways to spend a semester abroad without impacting the opportunity you have been given to participate in a sport.…

    How to Maintain Your Fitness as a Student Athlete Abroad

  • How to Explore yourself by Going Camping in Australia

    I went camping during my study abroad program at University of Sydney in Australia. This camping trip was to the Basin campground in Ku-Ring-Gai National Park arranged by the Myanmar Cultural Society from the university. It was during the mid-semester break, and the camping trip was both affordable and enjoyable. Plus, it was not very…

    How to Explore yourself by Going Camping in Australia

  • A Lesson Learned: Indigenous Studies Abroad

    How Embarrassing Myself in Front of my Class Changed my Life From a young age, I learned about Native Americans in school: where they lived, how they lived and what they looked like, but I never truly learned their complete history. In high school is when I began learning who Christopher Columbus really was and…

    A Lesson Learned: Indigenous Studies Abroad

  • Ten Must-See Places on Australia’s East Coast

    During my semester abroad in Sydney, I traveled to many places near the city and in New South Wales, and quickly I learned that the East Coast of Australia has many extraordinary places to visit. While I could easily name more than ten highlights, these stood out to me and my study abroad friends. From…

    Ten Must-See Places on Australia’s East Coast

  • STEM Majors: Is Studying Abroad Worth It

    The STEM Dilemma It’s common to hear from science, technology, engineering and mathematics students that their course schedules are too hectic or busy spending hours in labs, clinic, or independent thesis projects to fit in a study abroad experience. This unfortunate tendency for STEM students in college results in them lacking the fulfilling and eye-opening…

    STEM Majors: Is Studying Abroad Worth It

  • Gender Identities and How to Appreciate Them While Abroad

    I used to get judged by people for the way I styled my hair, the way I dressed and the way I behaved. Many people think that I am trying to change my gender identity to a female. My family members as well as my friends think that I am going against the cultural and…

    Gender Identities and How to Appreciate Them While Abroad

  • How I Learned to Trust My Path

    “What are you going to do after you graduate?” This is one of the most dreaded questions a college student may ever hear. For many people this is an anxiety-inducing question, but for me it has always been an easy one. Since I was 13, I knew that I wanted to go into the medical…

    How I Learned to Trust My Path

  • There’s More to Life in Australia than the Beach

    These past few weeks in Sydney have gone by so fast. So fast that I occasionally have to stop, catch my breath and pinch myself because it still hasn’t dawned on me that I’ve actually made it to the other side of the world. My second week of classes are officially over and I’ve had…

    There’s More to Life in Australia than the Beach