Going Back Home After Study Abroad
Hi, everyone! This is the final installment in my three-part series that talks about my journey as an international student at the University of Arkansas.
Graduate Student Funding – Emīlija’s Experience
…Far too often, grad students tell themselves that their work isn’t good enough to be considered for this or that award, but the reality is that most of the time you are the only one holding yourself up to an impossible standard. Give yourself permission to try and you’ll likely be surprised of the outcome!
Intramural and Club Sports at the U of A
When you think about college sports in America, the same three always come to mind: football, basketball, and baseball. These sports dominate the media, and playing them at a collegiate level requires a major commitment. What about those who are interested in playing other sports? What about those who want to be involved in a sport but require a more casual environment? What about those who want a social, competitive outlet but are not interested in mainstream sports? If you are asking any of these questions, University Recreation (UREC), has the answers!
Why I Chose to Study Abroad – Angel
I did not leave my family and move to another country just to get a bachelor’s degree. I came to learn other languages… I came to learn about history, geography, and other cultures, lifestyles, and types of governments. I wanted to get ideas of how I could contribute to my country when I go back.
Why I chose to Study Abroad at the University of Arkansas – Jean-Hugues
I chose to study abroad because I wanted to explore different cultures and give myself new opportunities…In this environment, I had the opportunity to explore other cultures and understand the value of my own identity and my nationality.
Why I Chose to Study Abroad at the University of Arkansas – Ania
by Ania Melgar – Honduras; Undergraduate student in Biomedical Engineering The views and opinions expressed in the Graduate and International Ambassador Blog are those of the authors and do not necessarily reflect the official policy or position of the...
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