College Study Abroad Blog

Seoul is known to have the stereotype of being a very safe place to live. That stereotype, in my experience, is mostly true. I have seen situations where someone lost...keep reading

SO my boyfriend and I have been dating for a little over two years. We spent a significant portion of that time, however, in a long-distance relationship. As a young...keep reading

As camping is getting more and more popular these days in South Korea especially among young people, going camping has been one of the things on my must-do list before...keep reading

Hello friends, are you ready to read about my Chuseok? Because of the holiday, we had a few days of vacation so two of my friends and I went to...keep reading

Hello friends, today I was scrolling through my camera roll to see which experience I should talk about this week. And I realized it would be interesting to explain how...keep reading

Hello friends, and welcome back! I am really excited to write this blog as I will tell you about how I spent last Sunday. First of all, let me explain...keep reading

Join the world’s largest religious gathering. From January 14 to April 27, the Festival of the Sacred Pitcher Kumbh Mela will be held in India. Held every 12 years, the...keep reading

While studying in India, you will have the opportunity to experience many fun holidays and celebrations. One of these, which I would highly encourage you to check out, is Mahashivratri...keep reading

The bass vibrating in my chest, the beat controlling my arms and legs like a marionette doll, the melody and harmony changing roughly every three and a half minutes -...keep reading

Here in Botswana, there are quite a few staple food items that are commonly found at nearly any eatery across the country. We’ve often joked about the portion sizes offered...keep reading