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Dahllia DaSilva.

Finding a Purpose.

Finding a Purpose… I know this may sound a bit silly. Finding a purpose as to why you’re going to study abroad. Do you want to travel?...

Dahllia DaSilva.

Picking what country I would spend about 6 months it was one of the hardest decisions I have had to make. Why? Because of course you...

Advice for Abroad

So you’ve filed the paperwork, payed the enrollment fees, found an apartment, and now you are on your way out of the country for an...

Andrea Velazquez

Transferring back to UMass was one of the best decisions I've made my whole college career. At first, I came in to Amherst bright-eyed...

Sonya Trust

The majority of Spanish majors who study abroad choose to go to Spain, and that's great! However there are tons of Spanish-speaking...

nbashour

First things first. If you weren't a Spanish major previously and you haven't done a significant portion of your Gen. Ed.'s yet, it will...

nbashour

My first piece of advice would be this: stay with a family! If you are really determined to improve your Spanish you need to have that...

kerwin91

Being able to take a class in one of the other four colleges in the area is something that I’m really glad I took advantage of during my...

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