Preparation The decision to take a closer look at the University of California, Santa Barbara for my semester abroad was made because of a work colleague who did a language stay in California for several months. He told me a lot of positive things about the university, which is said to be the only one […]
According to itypeusa, Mexico forms the great southern appendage of North America which continues towards S in the lands of Isthmian America, which begin at the Isthmus of Tehuantepec, still in Mexican territory. The northern borders are indicated by the Río Bravo (Rio Grande for the USA) and by a broken line that runs from […]
Would you like to study in San Diego, really learn something and enjoy some free time at the same time? Then you are at the right place at UCSD. The study is quite demanding in terms of time, as it is very short semesters (trimesters). You have something to do from the first week on, […]
University The UCR campus itself is very beautiful and exactly how you imagine the campus at an American university. The area is very spacious and green. Many buildings are (relatively) new and everything is well maintained and kept clean. Even if you get lost a few times at the beginning and the campus seems huge, […]
First of all, I would like to say that I actually always intended to do a semester abroad. However, I didn’t want to unnecessarily extend my studies. Therefore the possibility of the Summer Sessions to have at least one experience of studying abroad, albeit a short one, was ideal for me. I quickly chose UCLA, […]
Area: 22,966 km² Residents: 385,854 (estimate July 2018) Population density: 17 E / km² Form of Government: Parliamentary monarchy Neighboring countries: Mexico, Guatemala Capital: Belmopan National language: English Religions: 50% Roman Catholic, 7.4% Pentecostal movement, 5.3 % Anglican, 5.2% Adventist, 4.1% Mennonite, 3.5% Methodist, 1% Muslim, 0.6% Jehovah’s Witnesses Currency: Belize dollar (BZD) 1 Belize dollar = 100 cents Exchange rates: 1 […]
Area: 9,984,670 km² (land: 9,093,507 km², water: 891,163 km²) Population: 34.0 million people (July 2011, CIA). Residents with British roots 28%, French roots 23%, other Europeans 15%, Amerindian 2%, others (the greatest Asian, African, Arab) 6%, mixed origin 26%. Population density: 3.4 people per km² Population growth: 0.794% per year (2011, CIA) Capital: Ottawa (885,540 […]
I took part in the Summer Session of the University of Irvine from August 3rd, 2013 to September 12th, 2013. The summer semester served me personally more to prepare for my Abitur. For this reason I chose the math and English courses. Course content The math course was a very good repetition because I had […]
The time at UC Davis was a very exciting and beautiful time and I will now tell you why that was so. Learn more about University of California Davis on andyeducation. Then we start right away with the first week, when we “only” had welcome events, around 3-4 information events and around 5 celebrations and parties […]
So I have to say that the six-week summer session in the Legal Studies department at UC Berkeley far exceeded my expectations. Learn more about University of California Berkeley on andyeducation. It all started with the fact that, as a law student, I wanted to gain experience abroad, but because of the problem with the crediting […]
