[nabs-l] Questions concerning study abroad
Carly Mihalakis
carlymih at comcast.net
Thu Oct 23 12:23:29 UTC 2014
Good morning, Kayla,
Well, it seems you might considder that
the makings of a "well-rounded" academic might
involve experience beyond tons, and tons of book
learning. therefore, you might considder devoting
some of your presumed schollarship ops toward
study abroad. Aftter all, anyone can amass book
knowledge while a pursuit of certain study abroad
or volunteer ops, just might give you that edge
to counteract your blindness. If it were me,
then, I would regard studying abroad as a
profound addition to my skill set, and experience.
for today, Car
/2014, Kayla Weathers via nabs-l wrote:
>Hi NABS, hope everyone is having a great
>semester. I know some of you on the list have
>had the opportunity to study abroad. Iâve had
>it on my bucket list for quite a while, but
>Iâve heard it can be pretty expensive. I was
>just wondering if you know of any resources or
>tips that I should consider before assuming that
>I canât afford it and just throw the idea out?
>I know that there are of course lots of
>scholarships, but Iâm planning to go to
>graduate school after earning my BA, and feel
>like I should save all of the scholarships that
>I might be eligible for and use them for grad
>school as opposed to a summer or semester
>abroad. Iâd appreciate any suggestions and
>advice anyone who has studied abroad can offer.
>Thanks, Kayla
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