Study Abroad

The University of South Carolina has an exceptionally high rate of students that participate in study abroad programs. The presentation we saw about study abroad programs really got me thinking. The hardest part about study abroad, at least for me, would be deciding where to study. After some consideration I narrowed my choices down to Ireland and Italy. Ireland because that's where the school of journalism has its sister school, Italy because I have always wanted to go there. When it comes time to pick, I have a feeling I'll go with Italy. My attraction towards that beautiful, pasta-laden country is never-ending. Our presenter gave me a good idea, to take more basic courses when I study abroad. There's a better chance that the school will offer them and I wouldn't be extremely stressed. I want to have as much time as possible to take in my surroundings. I'm still trying to decide on a semester to study abroad and the excitement is already building.