University of Evansville: Grantham - Study abroad at Harlaxton College
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- Location(s): Grantham, The United Kingdom: East Midlands, The United Kingdom
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The centerpiece of the semester Harlaxton College curriculum is a six-hour course in British studies. It offers an interdisciplinary introduction to British life and culture and is taught by our British faculty. Literature, art history, economics,... read more
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how to travel light A student - University of Southern Indiana View Entire Review
I gained cultural knowledge throughout my experience. I was able to emerge myself in the culture. A student - University of Evansville View Entire Review
I gained confidence, maturity, and independence, along with a greater respect for the many cultures around the world. It was without a doubt worthwhile. Ian McGinnis - Texas Lutheran University View Entire Review
That everyone is outhere just trying to live life to the fullest & be in the moment, man... I realized how many people have that adventure spirit & want to only see the world but be a part of it in a bigger way. H*ck yes it was worthwhile! Ryan Barry - Texas Lutheran University View Entire Review
Harlaxton offers a class structure and scheduling that allows students to become more immersed in British culture while being free to travel throughout Europe. Harlaxton provides many opportunities to meet members of the local community, grow closer to other Harlaxton students, and experience personal growth. Harlaxton has allow... Morgan Woodward - University of Evansville View Entire Review
I learned that there are some experiences you can only find when in another country. Brandon Berglund - Eastern Illinois University View Entire Review
There is so much more to see outside of the US. My time abroad was definitely worthwhile because of all the countries I was able to visit. Molly Goodwin - University of Southern Indiana View Entire Review
Confidence, autonomy, and social communication skills Afsar Sunesara - Texas Lutheran University View Entire Review
I learned a lot about my self and my boundaries, including what I'm comfortable with and how far I can push myself in many respects of life. I did things I never thought I'd do before I graduated college, and it was so worth it to experience the craziest things with so many of my new crazy friends. Anna T - Texas Lutheran University View Entire Review
I made many friends and amazing memories Lillian Schnautz - University of Southern Indiana View Entire Review
I gained more knowledge on culture, and it was definitely worthwhile. Hannah Sibrel - University of Southern Indiana View Entire Review
It was all worth it! I learned the varies cultures throughout Europe and how to be the best traveler. Yareli Krause - Texas Lutheran University View Entire Review
A new version of self. A love of the world and a great sense of adventure. Maturity and the ability to adapt quickly. Brielle Brown - Texas Lutheran University View Entire Review
I learned how to be more comfortable with traveling on my own. Testing my independence was a huge goal of mine when I decided to study abroad. A student - University of Southern Indiana View Entire Review
If you are iffy about doing something just do it (to a certain extent). I would rather walk away from a situation saying I did it just to do it rather than regretting not doing it later in life. Also take everything as it comes, things go wrong and you might get lost but i promise everything will be ok in the end. Also take a... A student - University of Southern Indiana View Entire Review
I learned that the friends you make while undergoing your study abroad experience are your friends for life, always make sure you have some amount of emergency money on you in that country's currency, and that isolation is not a bad thing and can lead to personal reflection. Camille Green - Texas Lutheran University View Entire Review
I learned about new cultures, grew out of my comfort zone, discovered a passion for travel, became more confident, learned new world views, and learned skills to travel on my own. Miranda - Baker University View Entire Review
There is way more to see than just America itself, and the European culture is very different from American culture. Molly Goodwin - University of Southern Indiana View Entire Review
This whole trip was amazing and if I had the chance to do it again I would in a heartbeat. I learned how to be more independent and to accept new ideas that may have seemed scary at first. Brennan Jenkins - University of Southern Indiana View Entire Review
I gained many different experiences while abroad and I learned how to be not only a US citizen, but a global citizen. I matured greatly during this time and it was undoubtedly worthwhile. A student - University of Southern Indiana View Entire Review
My semester at Harlaxton is something I will treasure forever. Time went by so quickly; fleeting, like a shooting star, but also profound and beautiful. I gained a stronger sense of identity and independence. Being uplifted out of the familiarity of home and put into a foreign culture where I knew absolutely no one was an edifyi... A student - Texas Lutheran University View Entire Review
I learned to trust my instincts, navigation skills and ability to remember important details as I spent a lot of time traveling independently. The experience was definitely worthwhile because I believe I came home with a new confidence and boldness. Claire Abell - University of Southern Indiana View Entire Review
Leadership skills; yes A student - University of Southern Indiana View Entire Review
I learned more about history and met new people. Yes, I would do it again if I could. Kayla C - Texas Lutheran University View Entire Review
I gained a better understanding of the world. I had some culture shock moments where I knew the world had problems but seeing them for my own eyes were something else. I wouldn't have traded any experience. Kari Mast - Texas Lutheran University View Entire Review
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The centerpiece of the semester Harlaxton College curriculum is a six-hour course in British studies. It offers an interdisciplinary introduction to British life and culture and is taught by our British faculty. Literature, art history, economics, history, and political science are part of the course which combines lectures, seminars, and travel.
In addition, a wide range of humanities and social science courses are offered each semester to enable students to maintain progress toward graduation in their respective academic programs. Are there courses for engineering majors? Yes! And courses for nursing students? Yes, again! Is it possible to study at Harlaxton and still graduate in four years? Yes, of course!
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