Thursday, November 16, 2017
Out of State vs Studying Abroad
I have always imagined myself leaving for college so that I can grow independently as a person. Preferably, I would want to leave out of state or a couple hours away in order for myself to build a close bond with my campus and make life long friends and memories. However, this past year circumstances have changed. My family has gained a new member, my baby sister, and I find myself leaning toward attending a local college. Attending a local college would have its perks including that I wouldn't have to deal with the stress of leaving my family and that it is a cheaper option. Another viable option for me would be to study abroad while attending a local college so that in a way, I still fulfill my desire to gain life experiences independently. Should I leave out of state and develop a relationship with my campus or stay local and take the opportunity to study abroad? Also, if I do study abroad, would it slow down my process of graduating on time with the necessary credits?
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
In my opinion, staying local and studying abroad seems like a better option just because you can immerse yourself in a new culture. While living out of state would be exciting, it can be hard to adjust fully for four years.
ReplyDelete