by Lola Bianchi, University of Guelph, Canada
I think one of the biggest concerns I had coming on the year abroad was wondering how hard the studying would be, if it would be very different or if i would struggle to adapt to the work load.
Continue reading “Academics in Canada”By Lola Bianchi, University of Guelph, Canada
So this is quite a hard topic to write about for me, it’s very exposing and although I am fairly comfortable talking to my friends about my mental health, it’s a whole other ballgame having to write openly about it on a university blog post!
Continue reading “Mental Health and the year abroad”by Lola Bianchi, University Guelph, Canada
So it’s actually currently March but I thought it would be good to write about how it was going home for Christmas and then also having to come back!
Continue reading “Return to Guelph”by Lola Bianchi, University of Guelph, Canda
It’s the end of November and I swear I can already smell the pigs in blankets and mulled wine from across the pond. Like I said in my previous post, I still have an insane amount of work, and it’s very frustrating as everything is always worth 10/15% of your total grade and as such it makes it hard to tell how much work you are supposed to put into it or what the expectations are. However, all my grades have been very good so far, which in a way is frustrating as I never do this well at home, and this is a pass/fail year.
Continue reading “1 MONTH TILL CHRISTMAS”
by Lola Bianchi, University of Guelph, Canada
I am writing this at the end of November as a recap of October as soooo much happened in that month – however I have been swamped with so much work that this has really fallen behind me.
Continue reading “Spooky Season in Guelph”By Lola Bianchi, University of Guelph, Canada
So I started writing this blogpost about 10 days before I arrived and my pre-departure experience was one which was very stressful. The closer it got to the flying date, the more apprehensive I became.
Continue reading “Pre-departure & immediate arrival in Canada”