I was born and raised up in South Korea for twenty years, and thus I know Korean culture very well. I also understand American culture as well, because I lived and worked with Americans for four years. I decided to choose this topic, because in my experience, I have noticed a lot of differences between Korean culture and American culture; for example, how Korean or American treat older people, how Korean or American act in the gym, and about the differences in foods. I picked those subjects because I have experienced the Koreans and Americans side well enough to understand both and I’m currently in South Korea with military men and women. I have Korean friends and American friends spending time together sometimes, and then I can observe differences and similarities.
Many students that go away to college have to live on campus that first year. I so happen got lucky and was able to live at home with my parents. I thought that it would be easier to live on my own though with some friends, so I decided to move out and give it a try. This happens to have its ups and downs in both living at home and out on my own with a friend. Living at home with my parents was not always the easiest for me.
I was born and raised up in South Korea for twenty years, and thus I know Korean culture very well. I also understand American culture as well, because I lived and worked with Americans for four years. I decided to choose this topic, because in my experience, I have noticed a lots of differences between Korean culture and American culture; for example how Korean or American treat older people, how Korean or American act in the gym, and about the differences in foods. I picked those subjects because I have experienced the Koreans and Americans side well enough to understand both and I’m currently in South Korea with military men and women. I have Korean friends and American friends spending time together sometimes, and then I can observes differences and similarities.
All Abroad: Why Studying Abroad is Still Vital In America, people can easily find many South Korean students who are studying abroad. The high number of South Koreans studying abroad in America shows, in a roundabout way, how studying abroad has become effective for them such as “the unique experience of living in a foreign country" (Ryu, Kim, and Lee 752). I also decided studying abroad since I visited my uncle who lives in America because I realized that if I study abroad in America, I can acquire many advantages. At that time, I could meet many Korean students who were arguing how studying abroad has excellent benefits that could not be gained unless they walk out of comfort zone. A short time later; however, we may not see such a high rate of South Korea’s
This house was a fixer-upper and on lots of land. The house was on a farm. It had a pond, huge fields and had a barn. I was starting to like it because i was able to go wherever I wanted and explore. When I started school there I made friends very quickly.
It’s not all the parents fault, it’s some of the college’s fault. When people have parties every night at college, the university needs to fix that. Universities should have more activities every night on campus. I feel like more kids would participate in that then some people would thing. Working out at college is tough.
In particular, the currency rate of both Koreas has a big difference because South Korea has a lot more currency rate than North Korea does. A US dollar is equal to 1147 South Korean won while in North Korea, it is only equal to 100 won. The decisions might not be made how much the rate would be if they reunite because there is a big gap in between if comparing both rates. Second, both Koreas do not share the same economic system. South Korea’s economic system is capitalism, where businesses and properties are privately owned.
Some moments, I feel like I have everything under control and that I have everything planned out. But, I am very well aware that life and plans don’t always work well together. I thought when coming to college I was going to be able to go home to my dogs and my job and my dad. But, now that is not a reality. College has changed my home life greatly.
2. We had to work hard with little time to prepare for exams. 3. Sometimes we had to break some rules and go and study in the dormitory with a torch on one hand and the other taking notes. 4.
Sometimes I wish the class room were as simple as me being on the field knowing what to do . I tried college without sports and just relying on my knowledge to help me transfer to another school . But it didn't work out too well , my first year of college was brutal ; school just didn't feel like the correct path for me . It was the spring semester