Nervous about studying abroad? That’s understandable! New city, new language, new people, new experiences. The newness is exciting… but it’s also an unknown, and unknowns can be scary! Luckily, we …
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Jet lag — the notorious nemesis of every world traveler and study abroad participant. We’ve all been there: you step off the plane, excited to explore to your heart’s content, …
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Studying abroad is an exciting opportunity for college students to immerse themselves in new cultures, gain global perspectives, and broaden their horizons. But, for those involved in Greek life on …
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College is often the first time many students are out on their own, forging friendships with other students that can become almost like family. Because of this, it can be …
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Here at AIFS Abroad, we believe all students should enjoy a life-changing global education opportunity, and are determined to find the right program for everyone based on their own unique …
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Doing a study abroad program or international internship is, for most students, a memorable time away from campus life, but no one is immune to FOMO. “Fear of missing out” …
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When it comes to determining how to dress for an internship, you’ll probably hate to hear this, but it really does all depend on the employer. While you certainly don’t …
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Here’s Why Science Says You Should Invest in Experiences Over Things
by AIFS Abroadby AIFS Abroad“Money can’t buy happiness,” the line goes. Of course, when the rent’s due, it’s easy to forget this. But a 20-year study by Cornell University professor Dr. Thomas Gilovich is …
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Here’s a question: How would you define success? The truth is, success is a concept that can vary greatly person-to-person, and it extends beyond the conventional measures of wealth, fame, …
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How to Talk About Your International Internship When Applying for Jobs
by AIFS Abroadby AIFS AbroadHaving an internship on your resume is incredibly attractive to prospective employers (especially if it’s with an international company). But mentioning it in passing simply isn’t enough — you need …