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2024, Italy, Semester Exchanges, Universita Commerciale Luigi Bocconi
Studying abroad was the greatest decision of my college career. Not only did it change my perspective on life, but it shaped my understanding on how I want to live going forward. I traveled and …
Continue Reading about Final Reflections on Studying Abroad – Kush Ganji
2024, Italy, Semester Exchanges, Universita Commerciale Luigi Bocconi
It's only been 2 weeks since I've been in Milan and I'm loving the city so far. The tram and metro system make it so easy to move all around the city. They even have trains that take you to …
Continue Reading about Initial Impressions of Bocconi and Milan – Kush Ganji
2024, Faculty-led and Field Trip Programs, France, France Business
Studying abroad in Strasbourg, France was one of the most life-changing experiences of my life. Going into it, I had no idea how this experience was going to help me grow and learn from the world …
Continue Reading about How Studying Abroad in Strasbourg Changed Me – Emily Houser
I distinctly remember the feeling I felt when my flight landed in Milan. It was a mix of both excitement and apprehension. I was nervous to leave my family, friends, and familiarity. Yet, those …
2024, Austria, Europe Marketing, Faculty-led and Field Trip Programs, France, Germany, Italy, Switzerland, United Kingdom
I have been fortunate to travel throughout my childhood, which has led to my appreciation for cultural diversity. I fell in love with discovering new places and meeting new people. Since I am pursuing …
Continue Reading about Entry #2: Final Reflections – Sarah Huber
2024, Austria, Europe Marketing, Faculty-led and Field Trip Programs, France, Germany, Italy, Switzerland, United Kingdom
Hello! My name is Sarah and I just got home from my trip to Europe. Last month I was a part of the Europe Marketing Study Abroad 2024 trip. Today, I will be talking about my first impressions of the …
Continue Reading about Entry #1: First Impressions and Cultural Differences – Sarah Huber