Asunka said he has been speaking with his distant family by phone every weekend. But some of his children can't what to see him back home again. I know they miss me. I think they are now used to living without me. Contreras said she also had to adjusting to not having her family, as well as things like new foods.
All college students moving out for the first time have to adjust to living without their families.
However, for international students, the transition is made more difficult because of the adjustment to a different land and culture. Okamitsu said she had first come to Kent State last year as a part of an exchange program. However, Okamitsu said she still has trouble adjusting to some major aspects of American culture, including speaking English. Before she was allowed to take classes at Kent State, Okamitsu said she had to take an English language test. All that you've brought with you Contreras has been working on a Web page for her terminology and computer applications for translators course for a number of days.