Korea University: Seoul - International Summer Campus

Ever since I was 12 I have been living and studying overseas, so it wasn't my first time going abroad. However it was my first time going to a country in East Asia, and going by myself. For a few years I have been interested in Korea; it started with the music, progressed into media (tv and film) and then the fashion (which is m... Aditi Menon - Polimoda International Institute of Fashion Design & Marketing

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I think most importantly on my trip, I gained confidence in my language speaking skills. Having to use the taxi and order at restaurants forced me to develop my use of the language and speak more instead of letting my fear get the best of me. Amber Allen - University of Wisconsin - Milwaukee

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I learned a lot more about Seoul, how the subway worked, what each suburb is like in Seoul and the food standards as opposed to Korean food in Sydney. I've also discovered that intestines and chicken feet are great on Korean BBQ's! Jane - The University of New South Wales

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I learned the specific knowledge of economics and different culture. It is worthwhile. Bi Z - Brandeis University

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I learned more about Korean history and culture than what I had thought I had already known. I think it was worthwhile because it allowed me to connect to my Korean roots. A student - The University of Texas at Austin

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I learned some korean. Not enough to have a basic conversation, but it was enough to get by. I struggle a lot with speaking different languages due to my speech impediment, so I am pleased at the amount of korean I've learned. I also learned about some cultural customs that helped me show respect to the locals and immerse into t... Natalya Doria - The University of Texas at Austin

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too much to describe. just try to immerse yourself in the culture as much as possible Jennifer Jin - The University of Texas at Austin

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I learned that meeting people from all over the world may be intimidating but it is almost the same for anyone because the situation is the same for them. A student - Brandeis University

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Interesting to compare education between Korea an US A student - Brandeis University

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desire to go forward and persist Yes A student - Brandeis University

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I learned my levels of comfort when traveling alone as well as general knowledge/experience about how to properly travel alone. I think it was worthwhile because I learned a lot about myself and how I adjust to completely new environments. Rowan Mayback - Brandeis University

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