Renowned offerings humbled outlook and challenged work for the future. Past Review
By A student (International Business and Marketing, Temple University) - abroad from 02/19/2013 to 06/30/2013 with
Tsinghua University: Beijing - Direct Enrollment & Exchange
Commitment to society, teams, and associations means selfless practices in moments of action, in order to honor the legacy of traditions and progress the current state.
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Personal Information
| How much international exposure did you have prior to this program? | 6 months+ |
Review Your Program
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* Overall educational experience
Academic rigor, intensity, resources, etc. |
Tsinghua University supports scholars with complete curriculum offerings and fully utilizes facilities with extracurricular patronage, performances, and practice. Enormous campus with opportunities and opportunities. Qualified instructors with immense education and work backgrounds offered practical insight. |
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* Host Country Program Administration
On-site administration of your program |
Plenty of thanks to Professor Xie and the administration for condensed formalities and offerings |
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* Social & Cultural Integration:
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| If you could do it all over again would you choose the same program? |
Yes
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Finances
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* Money: How easily were you able to live on a student's budget?
(1 = not very easy/$200+ on food & personal expenses/week, 2.5 = $100/week, 5 = very easily/minimal cost) |
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| Do you have any general money-saving tips for future study abroad participants? | Food on campus provides many options at low costs. |
Language
| * Did your program have a foreign language component? | Yes |
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How much did the program encourage you to use the language?
0 = No encouragement, 5 = frequent encouragement to use the language |
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| How would you rate your language skills at the beginning of the program? | Intermediate |
| How would you rate your language skills at the end of the program? | Advanced |
| What was the highest level language course you had completed prior to departure? | Intermediate |
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| Do you have any tips/advice on the best ways to practice the language for future study abroad participants? | Maintain relations with native and local friends. |
Other Program Information
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A Look Back
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| * What do you know now that you wish you knew before going on this program? | Buy 5 Liter waters and a phone plane. Debate and public speak with guts and premeditated points of emphasis. |
Reasons For Studying Abroad
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The NetworkerAn active student leader, it was important for you to network abroad as well. Once overseas, you sought out student clubs, volunteered with local organizations, or attended community events. You encouraged your friends join you, and often considered how you could reflect your international experiences in a resume. |
Individual Course Reviews
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International and Comparative Political Economy |
| Course Department: | International Relations |
| Instructor: | Matt Ferchen |
| Instruction Language: | English |
| Comments: | The scholarly material provided was extensively diversified and deeply insightful. The analysis of the history of the globe's political economy was at a well thought out pace. |
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