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How to Study Abroad: (And Why You Should, Even in This Economy)
by Addie Broyles
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Synopsis
Did you know only 1% of college students study abroad?
That’s because it’s not exactly easy to pick up your life, move to another country, and start fresh—especially during one of the most intense, exciting, and transitional times of your life. But if you’re the kind of student who wants to ...
That’s because it’s not exactly easy to pick up your life, move to another country, and start fresh—especially during one of the most intense, exciting, and transitional times of your life. But if you’re the kind of student who wants to ...
Did you know only 1% of college students study abroad?
That’s because it’s not exactly easy to pick up your life, move to another country, and start fresh—especially during one of the most intense, exciting, and transitional times of your life. But if you’re the kind of student who wants to be part of that 1%, this book is your secret weapon.
From choosing the right program and packing like a pro to making friends, finding your footing in a new culture, and navigating foreign classrooms, How to Study Abroad is your ultimate guide to doing this thing right. Authors Addie Broyles and Lauren Hopkins are experienced study-abroad alums who have been there, done that—and they’ve pulled together everything they wish they’d known into one smart, practical, and surprisingly funny book.
Studying abroad isn’t just about earning credits in another country. It’s about discovering who you are in a whole new world—and being ready for the adventure of a lifetime.
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