Student experiences written by outbound and inbound King's study abroad students
Become familiar First thing’s first – you need to familiarise yourself with the application process, the universities available to you in your department, and think about your options. Research, Research, Research! We can’t stress this enough. Make sure you’ve really researched the universities you are interested in studying at to make sure …
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When applying for universities in Year 13, something I took into consideration was the chance I could get to spend some time during my degree abroad, as I knew at that point I was not going to take a gap year and travel, like a lot of my peers. For BA History, King’s students have …
Looking back to May 2018, just over a year ago at the time of writing this post I had just submitted my study abroad application.
When people asked me about my plans to study abroad and I would tell them that I was going to Australia, their responses were usually the same. They all asked me ‘why?’. ‘Why Australia?’, ‘Don’t you study history?’, ‘Isn’t that a waste of time?’.
I decided to spend my third year abroad in the United States of America doing a six-month internship in the art world, which was not the easiest choice because of the political atmosphere nowadays in the US.
