I decided to put the two weeks together because ‘I didn’t do anything’ during week 6 but I realized I did a lot that week too…oh well. Next thing you know, week 8 came and went. Here is week 6, … Read More
Another week has passed here in grand Beijing! Classes are getting a tad easier to handle and the Saudi Arabian king came for a visit to PKU- I wasn’t there but my friend took some pictures from far, far away. … Read More
I wanted to try and post weekly but then class work was getting heavy and for some reason my account wasn’t working but it’s all good now! Now that I’m really starting on my classes and adapting to life here … Read More
Two weeks have passed since I checked in at Zhongguanxinyuan (中关新园) and I’ve officially started classes here as a student in PKU. The program is definitely turning out to be different than Yonsei and Cambridge and I’m looking forward to … Read More
Since my Yonsei program ended in December and the Peking program starts in February, I had the longest winter break ever-practically two months. Of course, I didn’t let it go to waste..that much. I was able to explore a bit … Read More
This will probably be a very lame pre-departure tips post compared to the Cambridge and Yonsei programs because the conditions I applied into the program follow only UCEAP (yay UCEAP) guidelines and everything else like visas and cards were handled … Read More
Cambridge is currently a fast-developing tech city and that means that more and more people with a greater diversity of tastes are moving in. As a result, Cambridge has quite a variety of cuisines and restaurants available. I included London … Read More
Since I was in Seoul for five months, I had the opportunity to travel around to many parts of the city. Normal visitors to the city may not have that time available so I’ve made a list of possible places … Read More
Similar to the one I posted for Cambridge, here is a post that gives an overview of my experiences studying abroad at Yonsei and what you may expect as well. I’ll be outlining my experience with the academics, structure (UCEAP … Read More
Jeonju is a really small city so it’s a nice, relaxing place to visit for a short weekend trip. Take your time enjoying all the sites in the culturally and historically rich ‘spiritual capital’ of Korea. There will be lots … Read More