First week in Canada land
Hi all! So I arrived safely in Victoria (after the painful 10+ hour flights and massive queue of immigrating students),
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Author: Anita Somal
Final thoughts before studying abroad
I’m going to treat this blog post as a reflection of my thoughts and feelings about going abroad before I fly off, as I feel it’s important to get out any overwhelming feelings out beforehand.
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Things you hear when you tell people you’re studying abroad
So, I leave for Canada in roughly 2 weeks (I’m still considering this all to be a dream). Needless to say, I’ve told a lot of people about where I’m going because I’m so excited to go. However, the initial responses seem to be very same-ish.
Read moreWhy Pokémon GO is revolutionary
This game has done a lot more than just rekindled my love for Pokémon. Here are some of the reasons why, personally, this game has changed a lot for the future of apps.
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My top picks for Psychology books: from Novice to Expert
I’ve done some researching into new Psychology-esque books to read. I thought that it would be helpful for those with a liking of Psychology, all the way to those who know it like the back of their hand, to have some reading suggestions of the greatest subject in the world!
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How to keep organised over the holidays
Here are four sure fire ways of making sure you can be on top of things when the summer has got your mind doing the opposite.
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Bored? There’s more you can do over the summer than just working
Hopefully these suggestions can turn your ‘meh’ holiday into a quite productive and enjoyable one!
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Happy Canada Day!
Ever since I was a 13 year old with wanderlust over the country of maple syrup and moose, this has
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The study abroad year – why you should travel while you study!
As the weeks draw closer to my departure from the UK for a year, I’m getting more excited about my
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Essentials for uni – do not overpack!
The term is coming to a close, meaning that students everywhere are packing up and moving away for the summer.
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Diabetes Week (12th – 18th June)
As exams finally wind down to a close (praise. the. Lord.) – people are less concerned with caffeine pills to
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