While
I miss New York City dearly, leaving Fordham for one semester to studying and
travel around Europe can outweigh the homesick feelings. For my spring semester
of my junior year I am living, studying and working in Prague, Czech Republic.
Before I left, I worked with Fordham’s ISAP team (International Study Abroad)
and my advisers to find the perfect program for me.
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Me saying "Na shledanou" to my mom at the airport |
Like
many other students at Fordham (36%) I choose to broaden my cultural,
educational, and social norms by spending a semester abroad However, when
colleges limit the programs they offer or accept credit from, studying abroad
and still receiving enough credit to graduate on time can be difficult. I found
this to be the opposite at Fordham.
All
I had to do was choose my city and Fordham helped me take care of the rest.
While in Prague, as a part of the CIEE Communications, New Media and Journalism
program, I all of my courses pertain to my Communications and Media Studies
major. Starting Monday I will even begin and internship at a Czech media
company!
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view from my CIEE school at Vysehrad Fortress |
So
while anytime away from Fordham causes me to miss my “Ramily,” I am looking
forward to all of the new experiences, people and cultures I will “Czech” out
while abroad!
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Prague's famous Charles Bridge |
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