There is no better way to put it. The other student who traveled with me is now a close friend. I loved the city, the people, and my job. I am jealous of the students who get to go next year because I'm sure their opportunities will only improve. Even though Aberdeen is the third largest city in Scotland, it has few American tourists.
Students also have the opportunity to see how businesses operate in another country.
The beach has loads to do, such as restaurants, clubs, a movie theater, and a small amusement park. If that is not enough, there are plenty of parks, pubs, and shops around Aberdeen to keep busy and entertained. Typically, students will work in Scotland for 2 months, from approximately June 1st to August 1st. Students who participate in the Summer in Scotland program must enroll for 3 credits of BUAD 40013, Business Internships. No, not compared to most study abroad programs.