Olivia O.

For my final blog post of the semester, I wasn’t sure what to write. So, I’ve decided to take a page from my CIEE course this semester, and write about... keep reading

Until I came to Korea, I was staunchly anti-coffee. While I still don’t drink anything other than a mocha, and I still prefer salty foods to sweet, I have come... keep reading

One morning, after my friend Michelle had had a particularly dreary French Midterm, I decided what we needed was a food pick-me-up. I had just decided to drop a class... keep reading

`When you first come to Korea, especially those first days out of Quarantining, there’s a lot of stress about finding the exact right places to eat. Luckily, in Korea, especially... keep reading

One of the hardest parts of studying abroad is always feeling like you have to be ‘on.’ Having such a short time limit, four months, makes it feel sometimes that... keep reading

After about a month here, I feel like I am somewhat qualified to write about what I would call ‘game changers’ which are basically things that I bought or found... keep reading

Studying abroad can be a difficult experience for a lot of reasons. After my first month. I couldn’t help but compare Korea to the other abroad experience I had in... keep reading

This overseas program is not only my first time in South Korea, but also my first time in Asia altogether. I am excited to explore not only Seoul, but all... keep reading