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"Now that I’ve had the time to reflect, I can confidently say studying abroad delivered on many of the things I was hoping it would, but perhaps in ways I didn’t expect." In Will's final, reflective blog post, she shares what she gained from her semester abroad in London.

This week, Will shares what her days look like after returning home from London, as well as her system for structuring her daily schedule. Read more to find out Will's tips for staying organized, motivated, and connected.

Will reflects on a memorable day trip she took during her time in London, where she traveled to Brighton, a charming beach town on England's southern coast. Find out more about why the trip was so special to Will.

CAPA blogger Will explored new interests and passions while adjusting to work culture in London. Find our more about her internship experience with Humankind Charity in her latest blog post!

CAPA blogger Will speaks about why mental health abroad is so important and shares things to consider and do to keep yourself healthy in a completely different country. 

CAPA blogger Will has just arrived in London, and she is making the most of her first few days despite battling jet lag. Check out her debut blog post to find out how jet lag has changed how she values her time to see what she's been up to so far!

Meet Emma 'Will' Baldwin (she/her/hers), an official CAPA blogger in London, England for Spring 2020:

University: University of Minnesota, Twin Cities
Major: Technical Writing and Communications, Political Science
Study Abroad Location: London, England
Internship or volunteer placement: TBC

What are you most excited for during your study abroad semester?
I am excited to be challenged socially. I love meeting people, and consider myself really good at interacting with strangers, but that could be very different in a new culture! I am excited to recondition the way I get to know people.