Nationality
American
Qualification
BA English and Humanities
Bio
Jessica Scott is a University of Louisville graduate with a degree in English and Humanities, specialising in literature, linguistics, and classical and modern languages. She lives in Louisville, Kentucky, where she has been writing since the age of three. Her first novel, Chase and Charlie, was published in May 2015. Her interests include reading, writing, cooking, and studying Italian.
Have you ever considered studying abroad? If so, you couldn’t pick a warmer, more welcoming place than Australia ! While you’re there, you could check out the Great Barrier Reef, sample the friendly, laid-back culture that makes the country famous and make the most of top quality Australian higher education institutions. What are the requirements? Australia has many different study abroad programs available at many of
The UK is home to some of the most prestigious educational institutions in the world and is an ever-popular destination for international students. Because of this, UK universities offer a diverse student body and culturally enriching experience. Our breakdown of what is required should help you to further understand the process as an American student applying to the UK higher education system. For most undergraduate courses , you must apply through the
Each year, close to 300,000 American students study abroad. But did you know that many of these students go on to become famous authors, actors, musicians, and even presidents? Here is a list of some of the most famous people who studied abroad during either high school or college. Some of them might really surprise you! 1. President Bill Clinton President Bill Clinton, perhaps one of the most
We have all heard of the “ugly American.” Heck, we might even know one (or ten) of them! But, chances are, you yourself do not fit into this category. However, some people in other countries view Americans through a lens of negative stereotypes, and you should know what they are before you go abroad. Here is a list of five of the most common misconceptions about Americans, along with reasons why they are not necessarily true. 1. Americans know
