"I'm really glad that I chose to come to California! You see people of different races, different types of couples - it made me feel great here. I'm not a strange Brazilian , i'm just one more person here."
Fascinated by the multi-cultural, open and tolerant California, Victoria decided to stay on and become one of them. She wanted to study International Relations at UCLA because she loved to work with different cultures, countries and politics.
The Best Year: My experience studying in California
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Dear Homesickness
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Going to High School in the USA
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My Experience with Culture Shock
Eai pessoal, meu nome é Lorenzo e hoje eu vou ajudar vocês a estarem preparados para o choque cultural, que certamente afeta todo estudante intercambista no começo, mas que com o tempo, a gente se acostuma.
Tips On How To Succeed In American High School
I thought this is important and want to share my tips on how to succeed in American High School, aside from obvious tips like do all your homework, study hard, and study for your exams.
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I wished I had a list of things I needed to bring to not forget anything. Now, I am in Canada and I am writing this to help future study abroad students.
A Typical Week in Canada
Hello, my name is Nicola and I come from Fabriano, a small town in the heart of Italy. Currently, I am attending high school in St. John's, Newfoundland and studying abroad here for a year.
My First Two Months in Canada
Have you ever been to St. Johns, Canada!? Take a dive into my first two months studying high school in beautiful Canada.
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Living and studying in England- How does it compare to Brazil?
Pietro from Brazil, who is on exchange at Bexhill College in England, speaks to us in Portuguese and answers the FAQs of Brazilian students who are considering studying in England!
What I Love Most About Ireland
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What is High School like in England?
Here I am with a new post, in which I will tell you about English school.
Holidays Away From Home
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My Fall Break
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What to Bring While Studying Abroad?
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The 1st Cambodian Student Ever At Kokomo
In this blog I am going to share my experience of being the only student coming from Cambodia to Kokomo High School.
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In this blog, I will share my 3 tips on how to study before the big exam.
3 Tips on Applying to USA High Schools
In this blog, I am going to share three tips you need to apply to study at a USA High School.
Ugh...where am I?
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