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Student POV: A Semester in Rome

Through Living & Learning International, I was able to take incredible, collegiate-level courses rich in history and Biblical integration. One of the coolest parts about the classes was the excursions we got to take.

If you are considering studying abroad, DO IT. I couldn’t recommend it more as a next step of independence, exploration, and spiritual growth. The world is so vast, and it all points back to the Creator!

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Study Abroad Packing Tips

Prepping to launch into a semester abroad or away? You definitely won't forget your toothbrush, socks, or phone charger, right?

But maybe you're wondering what you should pack that you haven't thought about yet; don't worry! Here's a quick list of packing tips we've heard from students and staff.

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Debunking the Myth "I can't study abroad because I won't have any support or friends around me"

Packing your suitcase and catching a flight to spend a semester away from your campus is a big step—but it's a myth that you'll be embarking on that journey without support throughout your semester! Living & Learning has designed each of our programs with support and community as a central pillar of our students' experiences; if you love your campus life experience, small group, and community then studying abroad with L&LI might just be the perfect fit for you!

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The Impact of Community-Living on Your Study Abroad Experience

After spending a semester in Ecuador in Spring 2018, Regan Beck was deeply impacted by the support of her resident coordinators, the Living and Learning staff, and the experience of living in Christian community. After completing her degree, Regan then joined the staff as an RC with Living and Learning in Ecuador. Later, she moved to Arizona and worked as a Resident Director at Grand Canyon University then moved to her home state, Indiana, where she now serves as a Student Life Director.

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Micromuseums and Music Festivals

Jinamai Joseph is a student at Southeastern University studying Accounting with a minor in Data Analytics and Information Systems. For eight weeks, Jinamai got to live in a neighborhood of Rome called Pigneto and intern with People's University of Torpignattara. In her role, she focused on marketing the Torpignattara neighborhood, encouraging visitors and tourists to experience more than just the recognizable Centro Storico (historic downtown of Rome) and dive deeper into the rich culture that exists throughout the city in areas like Torpignattara. 

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Take it all in – A Semester in Rome

Macy Guest is a business marketing student at Southeastern University who studied abroad with Living and Learning in Italy in the spring of 2024. She’s passionate about traveling, experiencing new cultures to expand my worldview, running, and hiking. Macy shares about her time in Rome and how she was able to take it all in.

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Five Reasons to Study Abroad With a Christian Organization

There are a lot of study-abroad organizations out there. Living & Learning is unique to other study abroad programs because it not only focuses on academics but also places a strong emphasis on the Christian faith component. Wherever a student is in their faith journey, the staff at Living & Learning meets them where they are at to support, answer questions, mentor, and disciple each student.

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