Arsalan Ghogari – Bristol, United Kingdom
Say yes early and often. My first two weeks I knew nobody and it was freezing, but I’d put my thermals on and get on the bus anyway.
Roshan Shah – Bristol, UK
Take your time and explore the places and activities that make living abroad feel like your new home.
Dor Peretz – Edinburgh, UK
I’m happy to help out with questions about the spots that are worth checking out, nearby trips to go on, student organizations, registration/courses, housing, and what you can expect from the study abroad experience overall (or anything else that might be on your mind).
Kaitlyn Smith – Edinburgh, United Kingdom
The more you explore and say “yes” to any events thrown your way, the more meaningful and memorable your study abroad experience will be.
Kehara Edirisinghe – BADA, UK
I had the opportunity to live in London for a year and learned so much about the city. I am happy to share my experiences and any information that may be helpful to you!
Savannah Stotts – QMUL, UK
I had the opportunity to live in London for a year and learned so much about the city. I am happy to share my experiences and any information that may be helpful to you!
Edie Cingrani – London, United Kingdom
Studying abroad is a great opportunity to develop independence. Learning how to navigate public transportation, plan international travel and adapt to life in a new city or travel destination helped me become more confident and independent. The more willing you are to explore, be flexible and embrace the unexpected, the more meaningful your study abroad experience will be.