College Study Abroad Blog

Since the start of the pandemic, it feels like I haven’t felt spring in a long time. Being in quarantine and online school for over 2 years there was never...keep reading

Are you looking for somewhere to relax surrounded by nature? Or are you looking for a great place to see the cherry blossoms when they bloom? Well, Seonyudo Park (선유도공원)...keep reading

In South Korea, it's common knowledge that when the cherry blossoms bloom it signals the beginning of the Spring season. But, I was proven wrong when I was doing some...keep reading

Hello friends, It is almost December which means three things: finals are coming up, my experience is close to the end, but most importantly, it is nearly time for Christmas...keep reading

Hello friends, I’m currently writing from a cute café in Insadong, so I wanted to tell you about my café hooping experience. Before coming to Korea I knew that the...keep reading

In South Korea, people have a 3-day holiday for Chuseok, the Korean Thanksgiving (which is also known as Mid-Autumn Festival in Chinese culture). Together with the weekend, we had 5...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

I will admit it, I am a bit of a know-it-all, very obsessed with details, and enjoy planning my days down to the minute. So when it came time to...keep reading

Seoul Forest is considered one of the landmark places in Seoul to visit for foreigners and locals. The park is 12 km 2 and is made up of four sections:...keep reading

The trip to Nami Island was an experience a lot of young people should have. Within the island, there is stunning scenery, live and free entertainment, great food, and a...keep reading