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Homes in Bavaria

Runaway Retirees

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It's never too late to study abroad, as Diane discovers when her family moves to Germany.
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One of Hong Kong's night markets.

What to Expect from a Semester in Hong Kong

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Why you should study abroad in Asia's World City.
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Where Should I Study Abroad?

Where Should I Study Abroad?

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The success of your semester overseas is about far more than just your destination. Returned student Meghan explains.  
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How to Fit Your Life Into a Backpack

How to Fit Your Life Into a Backpack

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The key to packing for long-term travel? Redefining the role that possessions play in your life. 
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Why I'm Volunteering with Monks in Burma

Why I'm Volunteering with Monks in Burma

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Kaelyn leaves a life of comfort behind—again.
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Clachan Yell Ceilidh

A Moment of Clarity at a Ceilidh

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In between the traditional Scottish folk dances, Sydney gains insight into why she's moved abroad.
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Students at the government school in Saigon

40 Kids and Counting: Teaching at a Government School

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Kiana went to Saigon with the intention of teaching English. Little did she know, it was absolutely not for her.
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3 Strange Things I Miss About Home

3 Strange Things I Miss About Home

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You never know what you are going to miss until you're already gone—including snow.
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Kansas Kelly (left) and Thai Kelly (right).

From Kansas City to Bangkok

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Kelly imagined a rural life in Thailand. Instead, she wound up surrounded by ladyboys and the bustle of city life.
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Why I Became a Travelling Nanny

Why I Became a Travelling Nanny

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Gap years shouldn't be about procrastination; they should be about deliberate self-discovery.
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Krista and her new friend Kelly camp out at the airport.

Don't Say the Words "Flight Insurance" To Me Ever Again

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After missing her flight, Krista becomes a "David," fighting against the airport tyrants.
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Chicken buses in Antigua, Guatemala

3 Reasons to Get Your TEFL Certification Abroad

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The best teachers are students first.
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