Study Abroad Preparation Prints

Woman dreaming about being on vacation.

The fate of the emigrant

Type A Freshman - changed courses four times, got a job, organized a protest, quit the job, plans to take second semester abroad.

'Junior's writing has improved. His letters from college pleading for more money, are froceful and flawlessly written.'

Off to see the world

Greek A-Z Map,

How did you get your parents to send you to Costa Rica this summer, Ingrid? By almost flunking Spanish. That's dire. Hardly! I'll party and practice my accent. Next year�remind me to bring my French grade down. Si!

"I'd like to spend a year abroad before getting tied to quill and parchment."

'It doesn't show it on this map....'

Flight Socks.

A London gent abroad

Somewhere in France - John O'Dowd jests away his junior year abroad

Travellers

The timing doesn't work for eco-club to start a garden. I have a better idea. Build a compost bin. You can recycle the school's leaves and grass clippings. You'll have good soil for a garden next spring. That's not enough time for college admissions essays. Write about the trauma of delayed gratification. Never heard of it.

"I want to make a wish, but the problem is that this genie apparently does not speak English."

"The counselor wasn't much help about getting into college. All he said was to study hard and get good grades."

Somewhere In France... Mary Anne experiences that certain 'Je ne sais quoi'

"I'm taking a year out to travel round the internet."

"Mas agua for the gringos?"

'Back in 1956 you were the youngest Briton to cover the Hungarian uprising. You are presently writing your memoirs in Sardinia. First question: how do you feel about the sorry state the London Underground is in?'

French Street.

"I try to get a head start on them."

Spanish speaking English department

'Where's the Eiffel Tower?'

'Next time, spring for a little more, and get a GOOD GPS'

A great bargain. - To be sold - the property of an officer going abroad

Gate 3C. Jones. Olsen. Tex.

Step one...try to relax.

"It's this marvelous little liberal-arts college in Kansas that gives frequent-flier miles."

'Don't you think it's time we bought new suitcases?'

'Waiter, please bring me a knife and fork for my coffee.'

''How my year as an exchange student totally rocked thanks to my awesome pal Timmy Lowell' by Vladimir Brezskinov, translated from Russian by Timmy Lowell.'

You Are Lost

Bon Voyage

"Five Thousand Miles from Chippewa Falls and I feel right at home!"