January 2nd, my first day in Philly… As mentioned in my previous post, I arrived in the U.S. on December 14th and spent most of my time in Washington D.C. That time helped me build a stronger foundation for my stay in Philadelphia—I learned the basics. Since I had already opened a bank account, familiarized … Read more
By Grace Graham, USAC Valencia, Spain, Summer Session I&II Studying abroad is a thrilling adventure. It can also be a source of anxiety, especially for those who feel different, out of place, or vulnerable. As a Black, plus-sized student, there were several instances where I didn’t blend into the crowd of Valencia, Spain. It was … Read more
For all the foodies out there, Borough Market is the ultimate spot to explore cuisines from around the world. After visiting for the first time and feeling a bit overwhelmed, I can confidently say it’s worth every pound. To help you make the most of your visit and successfully taste a little bit of everything, … Read more
Returning home after studying abroad is an emotional experience. After months of living in a new country surrounded by different cultures and experiences, coming back can feel like stepping into a familiar world that’s subtly changed—or maybe, you’ve changed. Spain became a second home for me, with memories of exploring Madrid’s Prado Museum, Toledo’s historic … Read more
The moment I was accepted into the Study Abroad program to provide dental care to the Bahamian people, I knew that I would be making a lasting impact on them. This is especially true given their limited access to dental care.When we arrived in the Bahamas, I wasn’t sure what to expect. … Read more
One of my first thoughts on my flight back from this study abroad experience, was “how do I even describe these incredibly profound experiences to people who were not there to experience it?” How do I describe the pure warmth I felt from working with such kind and grateful people every day? … Read more
Dubai is a city of opportunities, not just for tourists and professionals but also for international students looking to earn while they learn. The city’s growing economy, diverse population, and lenient part-time work policies for students make it a great place for those balancing studies and work. This blog explores part-time jobs for students in … Read more
Last Updated on February 6, 2025 The dream of studying abroad can be exciting yet an overwhelming one. Financial constraints often pose a significant hurdle. Numerous scholarships exist to support deserving Indian students seeking education abroad. More than 2000+ fully funded scholarships for Indian students are available at top universities abroad for Indian students. Most … Read more
Last Updated on February 6, 2025 Nursing is one of those careers that never goes out of demand. If you’ve ever considered working in healthcare and How to become nurse after 12th, but didn’t want to spend a decade in med school, nursing offers an incredible middle ground. It’s hands-on, deeply rewarding, and—let’s be honest—comes … Read more
Last Updated on February 6, 2025 A biomedical engineering diploma focuses on principles of physics, engineering, human psychology, human anatomy, et cetera. This course is under the umbrella of diploma courses. It is a three-year-long diploma course that deals with medicine, chemistry, instrumentation, medical sensors, et cetera. It is a full-time diploma-level course comprising six … Read more