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12 Entries Tagged with "Student Travel"

Life in Germany

Posted by Intern on May 13, 2014.

Hey everyone, I’m Kersey, a new WSA blog intern! For over nine months now, I’ve been living and working outside of Frankfurt, Germany, in the university town of Darmstadt. During that time I’ve been traveling and exploring all over Europe as much as possible, and I’m excited to start sharing … More »

Tags: germany // darmstadt // frankfurt // Student Travel // life abroad // Travel // WSA Europe // Europe
Spain to Morocco: Portal to Africa

Posted by Andy Steves on February 28, 2012.

As I closed my eyes on the train to Algeciras, Spain from Granada soft black blobs molded into each other as if wiping a blank slate behind my eyelids, almost as if I was subconsciously preparing myself for the colorful chaos that was going to be Morocco. Two days earlier I had been furiously … More »

Tags: Spain // Study Abroad // Morocco // Student Travel
A Week in Boston

Posted by Andy Steves on April 14, 2011.

Monday I got on a plane at 6am to catch a flight from Barcelona to Rome in order to make my 10am connection to Boston. I touched down at 230pm and tried to catch my bearings. The attendant at the information desk had such a strong accent that I felt like I still hadn't left Europe. I had … More »

Tags: Boston // Forum for Education Abroad // 2011 // International Education // Study Abroad // Student Travel // budget travel

Happy Backpackers

The trip I took with WSA was amazing. We had an incredible tour guide and we got to see the most important attractions Krakow has to offer. We did vodka tasting, a golf cart ride through the jewish quarter, schindlers museum, Auscwhitz and Birkenau, and a tour of the whole city. We packed everything in in two days. I highly recommend this to people who are backpacking or studying abroad throughout europe. This is definetly targeted to a younger crowd, but was absolutely worth the money.
Charlie Moore, University of Denver ~ AIFS Salzburg, Fall 2015
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