Past Review

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University of Texas at Austin: Supply Chain Management in Hong Kong

What did you gain/learn from your experience abroad? Was it worthwhile?
n/a

Personal Information

If you took classes at multiple universities, list those universities here: Chinese University of Hong Kong
How much international exposure did you have prior to this program? 1 month - 6 months

Review Your Program

* Overall educational experience

Academic rigor, intensity, resources, etc.

* Host Country Program Administration

On-site administration of your program

* Housing:

How satisfied were you with your living arrangements?

great! had air condition and beds and desks that were comfortable to use <br /><br />

* Food:

* Social & Cultural Integration:

How integrated did you feel with the local culture?

* Health Care:

How well were health issues addressed during the program?

* Safety:

If you could do it all over again would you choose the same program? Yes

Finances

* Money: How easily were you able to live on a student's budget?

(1 = not very easy/$200+ on food & personal expenses/week, 2.5 = $100/week, 5 = very easily/minimal cost)

Do you have any general money-saving tips for future study abroad participants? n/a

Language

How would you rate your language skills at the beginning of the program? None
If applicable, to what degree did your living situation aid your language acquisition?

Other Program Information

* Where did you live?

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  • Dorm
* Who did you live with?

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  • Americans
* Who did you take classes with?

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  • Americans

A Look Back

* What do you know now that you wish you knew before going on this program? DO IT!

Individual Course Reviews

Course Name/Rating:

Supply Chain Management

Course Department: OM 335
Instructor: Mike Hasler
Instruction Language: English
Comments: Great professor and great course! Learned a whole lot about international supply chain and gained exposure into the real world of supply chain.
Credit Transfer Issues: