all important documents in one place easily accessible to you. Purchase travel size toiletries. ring a “Keep pillow case or laundry bag for dirty clothes. Bring a book or two.” Sarah Noory Intensive Chinese in Taiwan Summer 2018 – prepared for a typhoon” “Be Thomas Tombes Rome Fall 2016 – some of the language before you go (something like "a sandwich please" or "do you speak English, “Learn sir?"), and spend time and thought on BUDGETING! Be honest with yourself, get second opinions, and make yourself stick to it! Bring Tupperware for leftover food to save money on lunches.” Erin Fleishman SOL Costa Rica Spring 2016 – "Spend time with your host family. Get to know your host mom. Ask her how to make whatever she is making for dinner. Ask her about her children, ask her about other host students she has had. Get to know your host family!" Bridget Visconti European Union Internship Spring 2016 – I went abroad one of my bosses at my internship told me to go visit the "strange" places or the “Before more non-mainstream places. Her reasoning was that it's easy to go to Paris, London, or Barcelona because they have such close ties with America so it's easy to get a job that will send you there, but it's less likely that you will get a job that will send you somewhere like Seville, Spain or Cascais, Portugal.” Justin Andreani Irish Parliamentary Internship Spring 2016 – every new piece of food.” “Try Meghan McAnespie Rome Flagship Fall 2015 – be pressured by thinking every day of your adventure has to be the best day of your life. When you “Don't are there for the entire semester it is ok to take a day for yourself!” Alexandra Rocha FYE Rome Summer Institute 2015 – the nice lady tells you to hold the bird, don't do it.” “If
“Keep all important documents in one place easily accessible to you. Purchase travel size toiletries. ring a pillow case or laundry bag for dirty clothes. Bring a book or two.” Sarah Noory – Intensive Chinese in Taiwan Summer 2018 “Be prepared for a typhoon” Thomas Tombes – Rome Fall 2016 “Learn some of the language before you go (something like "a sandwich please" or "do you speak English, sir?"), and spend time and thought on BUDGETING! Be honest with yourself, get second opinions, and make yourself stick to it! Bring Tupperware for leftover food to save money on lunches.” Erin Fleishman – SOL Costa Rica Spring 2016 "Spend time with your host family. Get to know your host mom. Ask her how to make whatever she is making for dinner. Ask her about her children, ask her about other host students she has had. Get to know your host family!" Bridget Visconti – European Union Internship Spring 2016 “Before I went abroad one of my bosses at my internship told me to go visit the "strange" places or the more non-mainstream places. Her reasoning was that it's easy to go to Paris, London, or Barcelona because they have such close ties with America so it's easy to get a job that will send you there, but it's less likely that you will get a job that will send you somewhere like Seville, Spain or Cascais, Portugal.” Justin Andreani – Irish Parliamentary Internship Spring 2016 “Try every new piece of food.” Meghan McAnespie – Rome Flagship Fall 2015 “Don't be pressured by thinking every day of your adventure has to be the best day of your life. When you are there for the entire semester it is ok to take a day for yourself!” Alexandra Rocha – FYE Rome Summer Institute 2015 “If the nice lady tells you to hold the bird, don't do it.”
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