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Studying Abroad in Beijing: 9 Keys to Success

When I was seventeen and deciding where I wanted to go to college I had no idea what I wanted. I did not care if I went to a city school or a school in the middle or nowhere. I had no preference if the school was big or small. The only qualification I was […]

Published on September 17, 2014November 2, 2014By Alex Borden
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Study Abroad Series – Part III: 16 Ways to Travel on a Budget

There are a lot of ways to travel. For those of us who are perpetually short on cash, our travel usually won’t consist of beach resorts, luxury cruises, and designer shopping sprees. We won’t ever sit in first class and chances are we’ll get used to bunking in a hostel’s shared room. For me, that’s […]

Published on September 16, 2014November 2, 2014By Liz Jester
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The 14 Best Travel Instagram Accounts

Travel season might be over at the moment, but that isn’t going to stop us from daydreaming about all of the places we have yet to explore. Luckily, we found 14 stunning Instagram accounts with photos that will stir up some serious travel envy. Whether you want to travel to the country, city, or abroad, these […]

Published on September 11, 2014November 2, 2014By Lauren Jessen
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What to Expect On Mission Trips

“Religious workshop, community service, a week of intense physical activity, poverty, culture shock, and sacrifices” were my thoughts before traveling to Villa el Salvador, Peru for a Mission Trip. Coming from a fairly religious family, I expected my trip to consist of seven suns packed with muscle-work and seven moons dimmed by some sort of […]

Published on September 10, 2014November 2, 2014By Paola Sierra
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Culture Clash to Culture Amalgamation

“Where are you from?” she asked with a confidence that rapidly dwindled into embarrassment when I responded, “I was born here.” The awkward pause that causes eyes to wander, skin to prickle, and blood to rush is quickly relieved by the “but my parents are Colombian.” She seems to breathe again and feel the comfort […]

Published on September 4, 2014November 2, 2014By Paola Sierra
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Study Abroad Series - Part II: Financing a Study Abroad Experience

Last week I talked about choosing a study abroad location. Choosing where in the world to go is exciting, but nothing can kill a study abroad dream quite like a look at the program price tag. Money doesn’t have to be your deciding factor, though. There are some things you can do to get funding […]

Published on September 3, 2014December 11, 2014By Liz Jester
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Study Abroad Series - Part I: Choosing a Location

Studying abroad is a big, fantastic, life-changing decision. Kudos to you for making the choice to do it, but now you’ve got a question to answer for yourself: where will I go? During my junior year of college, I left my little North Carolina university for a semester as an exchange student at a university […]

Published on August 27, 2014November 2, 2014By Liz Jester
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How to Experience Your Own Off-The-Map Trip

Wanderlust coursed through my 15-year-old veins when I was given the option to travel and either explore the depths of a few European countries or the few hotspots of many countries. Of course, I chose the second alternative. Perhaps it was the naive desperation to check off more countries on my map of travelled places […]

Published on August 27, 2014November 2, 2014By Paola Sierra
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Travel On a Super Shoestring: 9 Ways to Eliminate Travel Expenses And Get Paid Abroad

Most of us want to travel the world, yet so few of us actually do it. We plan to save up, but somehow we just can’t stretch our dollars; we spend them on stuff before we can spend them on trips. Having traveled through much of Southeast Asia (and a few other countries) on a […]

Published on August 20, 2014August 27, 2014By Liz Jester
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5 Ways To Make the Last Days of Summer Count

Summers are underrated. Relaxing under the sun, hanging out with friends, seeing movies whenever you feel like them, and worst of all desperately attempting to avoid work all lead down a high speed road until you’re plopped back into the fall at work or at school and wonder what you’re doing with your life. For […]

Published on August 14, 2014November 2, 2014By Alex Kummert
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7 Things To Do On A Road Trip

There are many things you can do on a road trip. I know you can think of a lot it on your own, but I thought I’d provide some inspiration.1. Play GamesDig up cards from your Trivial Pursuit game or something similar. Trivia is a way to keep everyone in the car involved. However, any game will do. […]

Published on August 8, 2014November 2, 2014By Angela Guido
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Insider Tips on Prepping for College in New York City

It’s August. The carefree summer is slowly, painfully, even bitterly on the distant horizon. No! There are a few more weeks! For a freshman entering college, there is the buzz of excitement and anticipation. For those of you who are coming to New York City for college, welcome! As celebration of your soon­to­be­arrival, here are […]

Published on August 5, 2014November 2, 2014By Alvina Lai
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Exploring Cultures Through Food: What To Eat In Bangalore

For the past week, I’ve been recovering from my jet lag from traveling on a couple of connecting international flights. While my body is coping with the time zone changes, my palate has been quite accustomed to zesty flavors I savored back in my motherland: India. I spent six weeks in the city of Bangalore […]

Published on August 5, 2014November 2, 2014By Shilpa Kancharla
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Going On A Road Trip? 8 Must-Haves You Won’t Want To Forget!

There are a few more weeks in summer to go on a trip! If you opt for a road trip, you will have a lot of fun. Before you go, though, there are a few must-have items to bring so that you can cruise peacefully. Here are eight important items you won’t want to forget:1. Gas/ Food/ Emergency MoneyI […]

Published on August 1, 2014November 2, 2014By Angela Guido
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The Importance of Travel

You’re standing at the foot of a church built in 1147 with colored glass windows like nothing you’ve ever seen before. The air smells like smoke and you can’t understand what anyone is saying. You bounce from restaurant to restaurant, indulging in the local faire, only to find out that “black pudding” isn’t really pudding […]

Published on July 31, 2014November 2, 2014By Maggy Lehmicke
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7 Misconceptions About Hinduism

Followed by some, distorted by a few, and misconceived by many…what is Hinduism, after all? While explaining what it is would take an encyclopedia’s length, I’m here today to tell you what it is not. Western media and translators have misinterpreted the religion due to many cultural and linguistic barriers, but I’m here to break […]

Published on July 30, 2014November 2, 2014By Shilpa Kancharla
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