From all the media exposure about the U.S lifestyle and culture, I have always imagined that studying abroad would be a dream-like experience where:
One would be reading books as thick as the encyclopedia, in Hogwarts-like libraries;
Or doing scientific (images of colorful beakers/test tubes) experiments in huge labs with long glass windows; talking to wise, old, bearded professors, having intelligent conversations with students of diverse backgrounds (where many are diligent part-time students who had to work to pay for tuition), meeting Americans who are always warm and caring, while some Mean-girls drama would happen in the background, and the campus will be as beautiful as an ancient castle-like structure with large gardens/forests surrounding it.
Let's guess which of these are at least half-true. Comments welcomed!
-To be continued
sounds like harry potter lah.. haha
ReplyDeleteNo hogwarts campus, but i still think our campus is pretty =) the dennison arch, the slope beside bursley, the tulips during spring, friendly ppl, highland apartments =p
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