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What Are Critical Languages? Why Study Them? A student came to me and asked how important it is to study critical languages. Here’s a brief background on the student: She is a senior studying international relations with a minor in communication. She has a 3.6 GPA and would like to work for the Foreign Service. […]
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Science & Technology In International Affairs What Is It? Science & technology play vital roles in our daily lives, and their impact extends to the global stage. The need for experts in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) to navigate international affairs is on the rise. This career involves analyzing the connections between technological advancements, […]
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U.S. Foreign Service Hey Travelers! In this article and video, we are going to be exploring what exactly is the U.S. Foreign Service and what the U.S. Foreign Service does. What Is The U.S. Foreign Service? The U.S. Foreign Service is made up of 15,000 people who are dedicated to representing American citizens and the […]
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Why Don’t Languages Come Easily? You’ve been studying a language or multiple languages for a while. Despite all of your studying, you can barely speak a phrase in your target language. It’s frustrating! Here may be some reasons why learning different languages does not come easy: 1. You Hang Around Too Many English Speakers If […]
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While considering the option to study abroad, you may have doubts as to whether or not this experience is for you. Below, common myths about study abroad are addressed. I want to arm you with information so you can make an informed decision about whether or not studying abroad is right for you. Study Abroad […]
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Whenever I travel, one of the main things I think about is how I am going to take care of my natural or relaxed hair when I am overseas. And because black hair is so versatile, there isn’t one correct answer. The only correct answer is you have to do what’s best for you. I […]
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Most of the careers I talk about on this blog require at least a bachelor’s degree. However, in the international affairs field, more and more employers want to see a master’s degree. Everyone who comes to this site, may not have gone to college or have tons of work-related experience. But that doesn’t mean they […]
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Hey Travelers! If you’re in high school and have dreams of traveling the world, you don’t have to wait until you’re an adult. You can travel and live overseas now. Many of the programs listed below are funded by the U.S. Department of State (visit their site here). These programs allow you to experience and […]
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When seeking scholarships and fellowships, it’s crucial to recognize that it is a competitive process. With potentially hundreds or even thousands of scholarship or fellowship applicants boasting similar academic achievements and extensive work/volunteer backgrounds, standing out becomes paramount. To maximize your prospects of securing these coveted scholarship or fellowship awards, you must craft an award-winning […]
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Hey Travelers! Traveling alone doesn’t mean you are lonely or isolated. Whenever I travel solo, I always meet new people. There has never been a time where I’ve gone somewhere on my own and haven’t met anyone new. The key to meeting people overseas is to be open and approachable. I know safety is definitely […]
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