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An Alumni's Perspective: Adjusting to Life in New Zealand
Adjusting to life in New Zealand was honestly one of the weirdest adjustment periods for me. It took me way longer than it… More
Adjusting to life in New Zealand was honestly one of the weirdest adjustment periods for me. It took me way longer than it… More
Adjusting to life in New Zealand was honestly one of the weirdest adjustment periods for me. It took me way longer than it ever has to really process that I was in a new country. Despite the distinct accents, English is a predominant and official language… More
This little trip was planned around doing the Tongariro Alpine Crossing, but of course, wecouldn’t drive for a few hours and not do some fun activities along the way.We drove up on Thursday night and stayed at the Blue Lake Top 10 Holiday Park.Conveniently… More
FLORENCE, Italy — For Ohio State University senior Grace Mirande, studying abroad in Florence wasn’t just about exploring a new city, it was about rediscovering education itself. An Industrial and Systems Engineering major with a minor in Humanitarian… More
When I first told people I was studying abroad for the fall semester, they were shocked—especially when they heard I was going alone. I didn’t have a single friend with me and no one from my home university was going abroad. While I was grinning ear to… More
To me, the hardest part of studying abroad was leaving my family in St. Louis. With the six hour time difference between us, it is difficult sometimes to find time between classes, extracurriculars, travel, and everything else that life throws at you… More