SCOTLAND FOREVER

I had such a great time in Scotland. I was able to meet so many different types of people. I got to learn more about them and what they want to do. But I also had my fair share of solo adventures. It was great exploring the beautiful landscape. I explored the Wallace Monument and the hill it’s in as well as the city and the other places we visited. There was plenty of program opportunities and there is plenty of time to plan separate trip either by yourself or with a group. Scotland has a rich history, everywhere we visited, there was a chance to learn more about the country. The faculty were helpful and great! I loved meeting them and I am trying to keep in contact with them. They were all so informative. One thing to keep in mind though is that for my program, there was no dining hall which can either be a good or bad thing depending on your perspective. There were plenty of trips to go shopping, and they have a convenience store on campus. Housing was great and provides a shared kitchen. If you aren’t great with cooking, there’s are soooo many options for premade sandwiches and other foods. To this day, I miss those sandwiches. Overall, it was a great experience, and it really made me want to visit other parts of Europe. One thing to keep in mind is to sleep!!! I overslept my second day there because I overestimated myself the first day when I arrived and spent too much time exploring. Since I went in the summer, it was almost always bright out except the 2 hours it was dark in the early morning. It messed with my sense of time, since I tells myself that I should sleep soon once it gets dark.