Part and parcel of being an "expat" (a.k.a. WASP immigrant) is an obligation to sporadically return to the Motherland. For m...
Showing posts with label study abroad. Show all posts
Showing posts with label study abroad. Show all posts
Depression, anxiety, and doing it anyway
When I was about nineteen I was diagnosed with moderate depression and social anxiety, but the symptoms had begun a few years before that...
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musings,
study abroad,
working holiday
A home away from home
Over the past 15 months I spent in Australia, I have lived in 7 different places. Aside from the working hostel, those were all shareh...
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advice,
study abroad,
things to do,
working holiday
What travel can do for you
Being on the other side of the world from your family, friends and the place you grew up can be tough sometimes. Occasionally I'll a...
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Australia,
musings,
study abroad,
USA,
working holiday
Pre-Departure 2: The Panicking
My friend has just arrived in Australia where she will be studying abroad for the next year. As excited as I am for her, I'm also a ...
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advice,
planning,
study abroad
University of California - Santa Barbara
In the UK I studied at University of Manchester, a huge institution based in a bustling city where the 'campus' is really just...
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California,
study abroad,
UCSB,
university,
USA
Study Abroad: Pre-Departure
General travel tip: if you can fit in your suitcase, it's too fucking big I write this off the back of a three-day run of open day...
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advice,
planning,
study abroad
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