Alex Rosone is a student at Lindenwood University currently studying abroad in London, England. In this blog, Alex writes about her experience traveling to and arriving in England. Thursday, January 20, …
Some of the most exciting (and potentially nerve-wracking) periods of study abroad are the first few weeks. No matter where you study abroad, you'll be greeted by new faces, smells, …
For the last semester, I've been studying abroad through USAC in Bengaluru, India. I've begun thinking about going back home at the end of all this. When I first arrived in …
It's the hardest time of the semester, returning from study abroad. You just spent several months having the best time of your life, meeting new friends, exploring new cultures, discovering yourself, …
This week marks a month since I left my old life behind and moved to Italy for four months. On one hand, time has flown by and on another it …
For many students who study abroad, the most difficult time is the culture shock of returning home. When you’ve spent several months in a different country you not only become …
Every second of the day, I am wishing I was back in Bilbao, surrounded by all the wonderful friends I made, sitting on the beach, practicing my Spanish with locals, …
I am now sitting safely on my couch at home after quite a long journey. My last few days in London, I had this sudden urge to be home, in …
I have self-diagnosed early onset reverse culture shock. That’s right – adjusting to life back home in a few days will honestly be more difficult than adjusting to life in …
Travel… I had traveled a lot before my semester abroad, but I'd never lived in another country and called it ‘home’ for a duration of five months. Now, that did …
