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Have you ever wondered why professionals in the United States, such as physical therapists, lawyers or doctors, have to go to graduate school to advance […]
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The hard truth about America’s broken healthcare system
The American healthcare system is broken. It’s expensive, hard to get to, and often downright frustrating. As someone who has experienced the system firsthand, I […]
5 Ways to Study Abroad Sustainably – Homegrown
Photo by Emily Mooney Think globally? Honestly, don’t act on it. The environmental impact of studying abroad is so widespread that it seems students shouldn’t […]
10 Best Universities for Study Abroad Courses in Europe – Admissify Edutech
Europe is home to some of the best universities in the world, with a long history of providing high quality education to students around the […]
Edwise International – Study Abroad Consultants: Pursuing Chemistry Studies Across Borders
Chemistry is a fascinating field that explores the characteristics of matter and its elements, as well as the structure, composition and reactions of substances. Pursuing […]
Top 15 Best Art Schools in New York, USA!
When it comes to pursuing a career in the arts, attending a reputable art school can make all the difference. And if you are looking […]
Ability to Put Thoughts into Words – At Home Abroad
As someone who has studied abroad in the last 3 months, I can say with certainty that homesickness is a common experience for students who […]
Diversifying into New Foods – At Home Abroad
There are many moments abroad that made me feel uncomfortable and missed. One of the biggest challenges for me was adapting to a new kitchen. […]
Three easy weekends from Sorrento – Ciao!
As much as I love Sorrento, half the fun of studying abroad is where you travel from your host city. Fortunately, Europe’s excellent public transport […]
Building a Stable Routine – At Home Abroad
When I started my study abroad trip, I was filled with a mixture of emotions: excitement, anxiety, curiosity and homesickness. I knew I had to […]