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
The title says two days in Busan, but really I meant two days and a half, but since the last half day is just leisure time and since two and a half is a long title, I just opted for … 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
This is a really late post because I’ve been traveling around. Having to use VPN doesn’t help either. However, this will be my last ‘summary’ post for the UCEAP Yonsei program. My stay at Yonsei ended on December 22nd and … Read More
Korea is food heaven: every city and every district has its specialties. While studying abroad, you’ll rarely eat at the same restaurant twice-not because it’s bad, but because there’s just so much to try. In this post, I will try … Read More
You’ve arrived in Korea, exhausted and excited. The next step is to head to the dorms! It can be scary navigating a new place, but no worries. I gotchu. Read on for directions on getting to the dorms and general … Read More
Wow, I’m actually on track with posting this week which is pretty ironic since it is finals week right at Yonsei (and for all the universities in Korea). Since the semester and my time in Korea is now winding down, … Read More
As the weeks count down to the end of the semester, my friends and I are frantically trying to fit everything into our schedule while also finishing up final projects and studying for tests. Week 12 to 14 were jam packed … Read More
Oh my gosh, sorry I’m not updating every week but there has been tons of work to do for classes here in Yonsei. Anyway! I’m back to talk about the last two weeks, which have been extremely exiting. History is … Read More