The first thing a student must realize when attempting to include their experience abroad in their resume is that it isn’t a common experience for most U.S. college students. In fact, only 1.5% of all U.S undergraduate students managed to study abroad during the academic year 2015-16. Knowing how to articulate your experience and highlight it on your resume can… Read more 5 Tips to Showcase Study Abroad on your Resume
One of the most stressful parts of the study abroad process is figuring out the flight situation. We know how complicated and confusing it can feel, but we’re here to help you make sense of it all! Below we’ve outlined five main things you should keep in mind when booking your flights. Take advantage of… Read more Tips for Booking Your Study Abroad Flight
My name is Amanda Reid, and I am a junior at Towson double majoring in Spanish and International Studies and planning to graduate in the spring of 2018. I was born and raised in Bel Air, Maryland, so travelling through ISA to Madrid, Spain for nine months was a huge life change for me. Before… Read more How to Survive Reverse Culture Shock 101
Name: Kim LeMajor: Art and DesignHometown: Hochimin, VietnamDestination: Florence, ItalyInstitution: TU in Italy: Lorenzo de’Medici, Florence campus First, I must say that I absolutely love all my classes in Florence, including the elective class that made me write 12 pages research with 1.5 space (yes, I am looking at you, History of Costume!). Nearing the end of the semester, though, like… Read more Studying in Florence: Myth Busters
