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Learning to Surf
by Nicole Porras
Learning to surf was probably one of the coolest, most fun things I have ever done in my life. Before coming to Australia I knew that surfing was something I had to learn to do while I was here because, not only would it make for an ...
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LIM College Students Abroad: My Room in Paris
by Mikayla Bunker
I wasn’t really sure what to expect walking into my hotel room on my first day in Paris. I had looked up the hotel beforehand but there were hardly any pictures on the site. When I first walked up to the hotel I noticed how ...
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Aussie Phrases/Words/Lingo
by Nicole Porras
Australia, is a country known for shortening almost all of their words and for using phrases that pretty much only make sense to Aussie’s. I am almost halfway done with my trip, and I have already encountered so many phrases and ...
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Finally! RMIT Village and Meeting with the Girls
by Alyxis Flaggs
The day has finally come…the day I move out of Yarra House! I thought this day would never come!
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Studying Abroad in Rome, but Visiting in Venice
by Titziana James
If you listen to anything I say, please, please, PLEASE visit Venice, especially if you’re studying abroad in Rome like I am. It’s only a few hours away by train.
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LIM College Students Abroad: Day Trips from RMIT
by Alyxis Flaggs
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LIM College Students Abroad: Packing to go to Paris
by Mikayla Bunker
To begin with, I have never traveled outside of the country before so all of the packing information is from various people that I have talked to and different websites that I've come across. Honestly, I’d like to be able to tell ...
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LIM College Students Abroad: Roma!
by Alyssa Smethers
Ahh Roma! So starting off on my summer abroad trip to Rome was a little bit of a struggle. The plane was delayed for two hours due to a faulty air conditioner. This was pretty annoying because we were just sitting on the plane for ...
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LIM College Students Abroad: Taking classes at RMIT
by Nicole Porras
Going from LIM College to RMIT University was definitely a big change. At LIM, the classes have about 20-25 people and at RMIT I have lectures with over 300 people in them.