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    the best program I found that would allow me to take those credits I need to graduate on time without affecting my studies. The subjects of classes offered at City University particularly excite me. I want to take classes that I can only get studying abroad, classes that give me an entirely different view on the subject of journalism than…

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    prefer to study abroad more than studying in their country. Studying abroad is very helpful because it makes many students learn another language, so the best way to learn another language is living with people who speak this language. Also studying abroad can help people travel around the world and see many different cultures. There are many students from many different countries who come to Central Michigan University in Mount Pleasant, Michigan, in the United States for studying. There are…

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    perspectives. A refreshed and new perspective gained by traveling and studying abroad will allow for that depth of thought and imagination. I cannot expect myself to study more and understand more if I do not go out and find the things that allow me to grow and learn. Going abroad to Greece is an enriching experience in thought and imagination because of its history and culture of philosophy, religion, and invention. Studying the culture and the people will create a greater depth of the mind…

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    ability to offset costs through part time work are the main price considerations before students decide to study abroad. The research included in this report on Thailand shows there were over 24,000 Thai students who studied overseas in 2012 and only 2% studied in New Zealand. Also the fact that only 0.5% of total Thai students study overseas shows a lack of affordability of studying abroad, especially since the cost of a similar education in Thailand can be as little as $5,000.00 (NZD). For…

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    “easily drawn to foreign loyalties.” America is trying to prevent globalization in education by favoring American history in education. America is tied to foreign loyalties because Americans are easily influenced by foreign culture. When students study abroad, there is a possibility that the student will pick…

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    Ever since I was a child in elementary school, I have wanted to be fluent in another language. At first, this began with an attempt to learn Japanese to follow the footsteps of my older sister, who also was studying the language. This venture, however, was fairly short lived, and followed by another weak attempt at learning a language, this time with Portuguese. It wasn't until middle school that I had the chance at formal language instruction, where I chose to take the Latin language track.…

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    I believe I should be selected for scholarship support because of my passion for my degree fields and my passion for education. I am studying History, Secondary Education and German and I would like to use my degree to teach at the high school level. Some of my high school teachers were the most important in my decisions for my future and shaped who I ended up being, so I would love to give back that way and do the same for the future generations. It was my history teachers and especially my…

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    complements it greatly, such as English language, English literature, a modern foreign language or creative writing. What should I expect from studying Linguistics? Linguistic degree programmes are usually three years in length, unless a student is choosing a sandwich course which includes a placement year where the individual spends the third year abroad (studying and/or working) or at a work placement. If a student chooses a sandwich degree, the course length is increased to four years in…

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    countries, like Spain or Singapore, to broaden my scope as a global citizen. Studying or interning outside of the United States would be much different from vacationing abroad; rather than having my family dictate what we will be doing and where we will be going, I would have a dual experience of learning in a classroom or at an organization and applying them to the local and global community. With over 200 study abroad programs to choose from as an undergraduate student, UW-Madison is a place I…

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    and different by others. Several people are curious as to why I choose to not only study Korean but also to spend six months studying abroad in Seoul. Before studying Korean, Korea has always peaked my interest as it was a country that not many people in my life knew about in great detail, making it quite exotic. My goals for my exchange was not only about studying abroad in one of Seoul’s top universities, Yonsei University, but also to actively interact in Korean society. Whether that was…

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