At first I wasn’t so interested in the Study Abroad Fair because I thought you have to wait through out the entire two and an half hour time. But since all my friends went there, I decided to go too. After all, the fair was alright, and there was a lot of places you can go this Winter. I even met my old High School Japanese Teacher, and she told me she is going to teach for the Japan Study Abroad program.
I thought it would be nice to spend my winter in Japan and learn something from my former teacher, but sadly, it was disappointing. Soon, I noticed that you must at least be a Sophomore to qualify for Study Abroad programs, and being a freshman like me; not a chance. Now I regret going to the fair because it made me feel stupid, it is almost the same as you finding a lottery ticket that worth money, but you are too young to exchange it for money.
I went to Study Aboard Fair too. It’s good to take a look at the information and you wait till junior year to join the study aboard program. In the fair, I write down my contact information, and a few days they send me a lot of booklets and information for study abroad. I hope I can have a chance to go to different countries and and study aboard too!!!!!!!!!!