Sharon J.
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What I Wish I Knew Before I Went Abroad
I went abroad in the spring semester of my junior year, and I went in without knowing much of what to expect. So for future and prospective students going abroad... keep reading
Things to do / Recommendations for Future Students
As the semester wraps up, I wanted to share a list for future CIEE students and those visiting Korea. This is a very vague and broad list, but a great... keep reading
10 Lessons I Learned While Abroad
You can’t push things off to do later. If you want to do something, schedule it. Time flies and you won’t have all semester to try an activity or go... keep reading
Traditional Games and Culture Exchange
CIEE hosts many events throughout the semester, and I am grateful to say that I have thoroughly enjoyed each one I have attended — from cooking classes to archery cafes... keep reading
Photobooth culture: Memories worth a thousand words
As you might find a convenience store on every block, you might be able to say almost the same for photo booths, each equipped with a selection of photo styles... keep reading
So you want to learn and improve Korean? Here’s how.
One of the biggest questions people ask when preparing to study abroad in Korea is: how difficult will it be to get around without knowing any Korean? How much English... keep reading
A short but meaningful encounter at Gwangjang Market 광장시장
You might have seen it on Runningman, or The Amazing Race Australia, or on Netflix, but nothing beats the real-life experience of visiting Gwangjang Market (광장시장). It is a traditional... keep reading
A trip to Gyeongju 경주, the capital of Silla
In early February, I took a 2 and a half hour KTX train ride from Seoul to Gyeongju, in Gyeongsangbuk-do which is towards the southeastern area of Korea. Gyeongju was... keep reading
Why Seoul? From a Korean American
As I slip on my heavy padded coat and head outside wearing a KF-94 mask, I am just simply, a typical person here. I do not have to tuck away... keep reading
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