A visit to your local bookstore or library will provide you with a variety of books and videos on traveling to your host country. Get to Know your Program Knowing the details about your study abroad program is just as important as knowing where you'll be going. Previously, we covered the questions you should ask about the academic program. Here are the ones you should ask about your living situation. Let us know if there are other questions that we missed.
Disappointment can set in.
Suddenly you may feel that the food is inadequate, the facilities aren't clean enough, people are abrupt, and the bureaucracy is relentless. These symptoms are signs that you know enough about the culture to recognize the differences. Also, don't take yourself too seriously. Laughter is the best medicine. In fact, it will be the most embarrassing moments that will make the best stories when you return home.