My adventure began at the Houston airport, when my Dad dropped me off at the terminal. This was my first time going to the airport all by myself, and I felt a little nervous that something could go wrong. Although I am dreading the 9 hour flight ahead of me, I am excited to embark on this journey without needing someone to help me along the way. Almost immediately upon entering the airport, I ran into Sophia, another student on the program with me! We were able to go through security together and found a place to sit, where I am now writing this blog post.
The main reason I chose to go on this program is because my family is German, so I have always thought that I might want to move to Germany after I graduate from A&M. However, I don't feel very confident in my German skills, so I hope that living with a host family and studying in Germany will allow me to grow more confident in my second language. Along with this, I want to try and make friends with other Germans my age, because so far the only German practice I've had is with my Mom and Oma.Secondly, I have always known that I wanted to study abroad, even before I came to A&M. My parents met studying abroad, so you might say that it is literally in my genes to seek out this kind of adventure! While I have a vague idea of what is planned on this trip, I hope to have many diverse experiences, and meet as many new people as possible.
Ts & Gs,
Cassandra
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