5 Reasons Why I Can't Wait To Study Abroad
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5 Reasons Why I Can't Wait To Study Abroad

Studying abroad is an amazing opportunity, and these are five reasons why I can't wait to go abroad.

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5 Reasons Why I Can't Wait To Study Abroad
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I've heard so much about various different study abroad programs in college, specifically, at my college. There's so much more to the world than one college campus, and study abroad shows that. These are just five of the many reasons that I can't wait to study abroad at some point in my college career.

1. I've never been out of the United States.


I've been all over the country because of travel softball, but I've never had to use a passport. I've never been out of the country and I'm really eager to use my passport for the first time. I'm really pumped to immerse myself in a different culture. Whether I decide to go to Australia, England, Scotland, or Ireland, I can't wait to experience the culture and different things that aren't in the United States.

2. The change of scenery.

Sometimes, a change of scenery goes a long way, especially when you change the country that you're studying in. Being in a different country, surrounded by a different culture and a different atmosphere, is something that I'm really psyched about.

3. The different classes offered abroad.


Even if you study abroad and take classes within your major, some of the classes that are offered in universities in different countries are unique. Many courses that you can take abroad are unique to those universities and aren't offered anywhere else.

4. Being able to be both a student and an adventurer.

Obviously, studying abroad is an amazing opportunity. The first priority when studying abroad is your academics and your grades... But you have to take advantage of the sights around you. You have to take time to see all of the amazing landmarks and places in your proximity.

5. Making new friends and connections in a different country.


Studying abroad is an amazing opportunity not just academically, but also culturally and socially. Being able to make friends and create connections while abroad is pretty cool, and I'm really looking forward to this experience.

I'm really excited to study abroad and I can't wait to start making all the plans that I need to so I'll be able to spend at least a semester abroad.

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