What did you enjoy most about traveling abroad?
The diversity from other cultures, the food and how unique their history is, and the amazing towns and cities. I studied in the heart of London and did a couple side trips alongside my studies. I love the diversity of London and I loved the sightseeing in the city.

Reuniting with my cousins after 20 years of being apart because I was able to go on a mini weekend trip to Thailand, Ching Mai.
Why did you choose CAPA’s Global Health Program?
I am in the OT program, and over in London, I was able to complete some of my humanities courses that were being offered overseas.
How did the CAPA staff support you throughout your program?
They were wonderful and were willing to help with whatever they could so that I was comfortable with my stay in London.
What did you enjoy doing in your free time abroad?
I enjoyed going on walks along the Camden town streets and trying free samples.
What is one thing every future participant should know about London before studying abroad there?
They should know the dress code, food, most famous places to visit, and what to try and not to try.
What made your experience abroad extraordinary?
I got to travel on the weekends when school was not in session and expose myself to different countries.

Being loved by the most amazing children I've ever seen.
What do you feel the biggest benefit of traveling abroad is?
Getting to see new countries, making new friends, and just having fun!
What are the most important things you learned while studying abroad?
Studying abroad taught me how to adapt to other cultures and traditions. It helped me learn foreign languages, respect other traditions, resolve the difficulties of life in a different nation, and achieve a better view of the world. These are all characteristics that industrial companies search for while recruiting, and in the future these attributes will only become more significant.
What's one thing you wish you would have done differently during your time abroad?
I wish that I didn't have to fly back to the U.S. so I could stay for some of the wonderful events that were planned.
Now that you're home, what do you miss most about studying abroad?
I really miss traveling! Now that I'm back home, I no longer get to take the train or the bus wherever I go.
What does meaningful travel mean to you?
Being able to communicate and understand other people's culture and lifestyle without being judged.






