Studying Abroad Tips After I arrived in South Korea I know that I needed to go to my nearest Daiso store it seemed like every day. Imagine you’re moving into a new apartment what are the products you will need to purchase; close hangers, a broom, shower slippers the list could go on. However, that’s […]
Interview: Brandon Walcutt I first met Mr. Walcutt (right), as a presenter at Seoul Global Center. He presented “Business Plan Writing and Presenting” as part of the business class I attended in South Korea. He lived in South Korea for more than 16 years and now resides in New York, NY. Previously, he was a […]
Shows That Will Make You Hungry, Cry, and Laugh I want to give a little insight into my experience so far viewing Korean variety programs. I believe this is a great way to learn about popular actors/actresses in South Korea without doing a full-on Google search. Additionally, the programs visit so many historical landmarks, trendy […]
Travel Tips: On Long Lines And Safety On Vacation I thought I would share my experience of learning tips and tricks for a safe and picture worthy travel experience. I gathered these tips and tricks this weekend at the Travel and Adventure Show that was held at the Los Angeles Convention Center. One of the […]
Intellectual Property Rights Presentation After completing the Oasis Four class I was sent an email alerting me to the upcoming Oasis-One class. The class consisted of a two-hour orientation that would be held on Friday, May 12, 2017, and two weekend classes that would be held from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. the following Saturday […]
Bridging The Gap Between At Home & Abroad The confusion of having to tell your family and friends that you want to move to another country is nerve-racking and requires plenty of advanced preparations. I informed co-workers and family I intended to study at a University in South Korea I experienced a myriad of questions. […]