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2 Entries Tagged with "Studyabroad"

Conquering Jetlag

Posted by admin on July 14, 2017.

By WSA Intern Abby Hedrick

While the positives of study abroad are endless, the first few days can be rough for a number of reasons. Adjusting to a new city, culture, and oftentimes language can be daunting, and jet lag only adds to that! After spending last semester abroad, I … More »

Tags: jetlag // studyabroad // intern // 2017
Studying Abroad In Unknown City

Posted by admin on March 21, 2017.

By WSA Intern Monique Lynch

Use the code MoEnEspana10 for €10 off your WSA trip

Studying abroad is the best experience I’ve ever had. With that being said, a huge part of my positive experience is being in a city that most people have no idea exists. I am studying abroad in Jaén, which … More »

Tags: jaen // Spain // wsa intern // studyabroad // choosing your city // where to study

Happy Backpackers

I've been in Europe since the beginning of January and have traveled every weekend. This Easter Weekend was by far the best one. The hostel was perfect and super convenient, I made a ton of new friends, and our guides (Andy, Rhianne, and Elena) made sure we saw absolutely everything in the city. The meals included were all absolutely delicious, and Andy even brought snacks every once in a while to hold us over in between meals. We were given our Easter Mass tickets the night before and strategically planned to be in the front for mass. We followed Andy's suggestions and got to sit in the very front for Mass. The wait was worth it and so was every cent of the trip's cost. I barely spent any of my own money, just on transportation to and from the airport, gelato, and food on my last day there. I would 100% recommend this company to all of my friends!
Crystal Cascante, University of Florida ~ AIFS London, Spring 2016
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