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  • How Working For An NGO In Argentina Strengthened My Spanish Language Abilities

    There are a lot of academic and professional stress factors that go into the big decisions around studying abroad. For me, I worried about how studying abroad would affect getting an internship. That fear got even worse when I realized going to my dream country, Argentina, where the semester lasts from March to July, would…

    How Working For An NGO In Argentina Strengthened My Spanish Language Abilities

  • How to Study Abroad as a STEM Major

    I know what you’re thinking. “I can’t study abroad as a STEM major.” It is a common misconception that STEM majors cannot find classes which count towards their major abroad. This leads to late graduations or overloaded senior years. Now this was certainly not my experience. I’m an engineering major at Harvey Mudd College and…

    How to Study Abroad as a STEM Major

  • Academics Abroad: It’s Not Better It’s Just Different

    Nine hours of total class time throughout an entire week may seem like nothing in comparison to the American system where each class has roughly this amount each week.  During my time abroad at the University of Edinburgh, I had exactly that. Nine hours of a class per week. On top of that, all of my…

    Academics Abroad: It’s Not Better It’s Just Different

  • My Golden Internship: Why I Chose to Intern on the Gold Coast

    There is so much pressure to graduate with work experience, yet barely any time. From the very first day of college, my professors have stressed the importance of internships. As a student who is involved in leadership positions in Greek life, the Honors College, and a professional organization, I barely have time to sleep, let…

    My Golden Internship: Why I Chose to Intern on the Gold Coast

  • Building a Network Outside the Classroom: Interning Abroad

    Have you ever wondered what it would be like to work abroad? Many students are interested in the concept of working in a foreign country, but might be uneasy about the idea, as they have never had exposure to a foreign office environment. Well, IFSA students studying in Shanghai have the best of both worlds- they are not…

    Building a Network Outside the Classroom: Interning Abroad

  • How I Found Passion in New Zealand

    I have known I wanted to work with the environment in some capacity since I was a young girl taking trips to the Bronx Zoo as often as possible. I followed Southern Boulevard right to Fordham University where I have spent the last 4 years of my life, and where I will receive my degree…

    How I Found Passion in New Zealand

  • 4 Common Myths About STEM Students Studying Abroad

    As you probably know, STEM students continue to be the minority of those who study abroad in their undergraduate study. Many STEM students either think it is impossible for them to study abroad or feel like it’d be a burden. Let me assure you: those conceptions are not necessarily true. Myth #1: It Doesn’t Fit…

    4 Common Myths About STEM Students Studying Abroad

  • The First Step Abroad: Being First-Gen in London

    After having both my sister and I, my mother went back to school to obtain her bachelors degree in Accounting and Management. I remember the nights spent doing homework in my father’s four-door sedan while parked at my mother’s university, one of two on the island of Jamaica, waiting for her to complete her classes…

    The First Step Abroad: Being First-Gen in London

  • The Unexpected and Everlasting Benefits of Study Abroad

    When I was deciding to study abroad, the last thing on my mind was my impending senior year job search. For one, I never really considered that study abroad would help me in any way down the line. I didn’t study abroad to better prepare myself for my career, I studied abroad to have an amazing…

    The Unexpected and Everlasting Benefits of Study Abroad