Education
Is money the only thing stopping you? I know many of you have dreamt about studying abroad. But, you might be asking yourself, “Where will I get the money?”. I have just one word for you. Scholarships! That’s right! Scholarships are the answer. There are a few different ways to find scholarships, let’s go through […]
Today started out pretty well. I was working on these blog posts (and trying to get myself to actually work on the B6 sheet), when my computer suddenly froze up. I thought it was just out of battery, but I couldn’t for the life of me get it turn on after charging. I checked the […]
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I was sent to a boarding school in 7th grade. 6 years of my life away from home made me realize the joys and responsibilities of independent living. On returning home, I often complained about not travelling enough compared to all my school friends to which they would reply “You will be privileged to go […]
When studying literature the changing of seasons are often used to symbolize different ideas such as the passing of time or age. For example, Spring tends to symbolize new life and happiness whereas winter will often symbolize death or illness. Autumn, on the other hand, tends to symbolise maturity and sadness or preparation for change. […]
Story by Kat Steel, Reporter Photo courtesy of Pexels.com A Season of Giving, the Aquinas Music Department’s winter concert, was a great way to wrap up the semester. The initial plan was to host it in person with food and live performances this past spring. When COVID-19 hit, plans changed. They had to pre-record the […]
I don’t think I ever talked about our classes. We had class from 8 am to 12 pm (sometimes 11:30 am). We played games, learned vocab, wrote a couple essays, and had 1 oral exam. Studying abroad was honestly one of the best decisions I had ever made. I wish would have done longer than […]
2020 was supposed to be full of adventure. I was supposed to find myself — whatever that means. I felt like I was in a dream from March 12th through the 15th — my last three days of my study abroad program in Greece. Arriving back at John F. Kennedy airport two months before planned […]
Today was a fun day and I got like zero work done. Maybe I’ll rectify that before I go to bed, but I’m just tuckered. I was very busy. Today I actually had real live social interaction! I met my physics friend from Oxford and walked up to Port Meadow. We met at the Oxford […]
Artiom Savastin lives in Vulcanesti, a town in the Republic of Moldova. He describes Moldova as “a small country in the middle of Europe with a terrible economy but with great people.” He recently completed his undergraduate degree in International Economics at the Academy of Economic Studies of Moldova. He has since moved on to […]
I was one of the 85% of women who lacked confidence. You may know how it feels to live without confidence. I cried during my childhood, because in my mind I was ugly compared to my classmates and friends. I made wrong choices just because of my lack of confidence, which was directly related to […]
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So, you’ve finally taken the plunge and decided to study abroad. And now you’ve reached the fun part – deciding where to study. There are so many amazing options, the decision seems almost impossible. The good news is that there’s no right or wrong answer. The world is your oyster! But to make the choice […]
I came to Germany as a student and since I was from India, the currency exchange rate, for me, was devastatingly high. I cam on a strict budget and I did not want to spend a single extra cent unwanted and unplanned. I realized pretty soon that in order for me to make sure that […]
I woke up this morning feeling like an energizer bunny. It really is remarkable how much good enough sleep does. It turns out I didn’t do as badly as I thought I did on the sheet. Most people only turned in Problems 1-4 (to the point where we only covered those in the tute). I […]
I slept in today, because I stayed up late last night. I was a scatterbrained menace, being pulled in three different directions. I was trying to grade psets for 208, do research work, reschedule my tute for an extra half hour (three of us needed to go early today), and talk to my mom. I […]
At SUNY Geneseo, there are so many international students being successful in their academics. Nami Nishimura is one of them. Nami Nishimura, ’20, Physics Who is Nami? Nami is a senior Physics major interested in astrophysics, and she is from Nara, Japan. Why Did She Choose to Study Physics at Geneseo? As a person who […]
By Sean Burleigh My name is Sean and I’m a fourth year marketing student. I’ve recently returned from a communications placement at Nissan. I completed my semester abroad experience back in my second year (2018) and attended HEC in Montréal, Canada. It was a life changing experience that improved my confidence massively and helped me […]
The International Experience team is delighted to invite you to the exclusive free online screening of “Granada Nights” on Thursday 26th November 2020. A British-Pakistani tourist is stuck in Granada, Spain with a broken heart. Feeling lost and abandoned, he befriends a group of young foreigners and crashes into the heart of the international student […]
Hello Friends and Family! For those of you who don’t know, I have recently arrived in South Korea! I’ve spent the past week in quarantine and have 7 days left before I can leave. Quarantine isn’t too bad, though the lack of face-to-face interaction has been a little rough. I’ve made it halfway through with […]