An Indian student at MIT shared that the toughest part of studying abroad was not academics but adjusting to life away from home. Many students related to the struggle of loneliness and culture shock, offering advice such as joining clubs, finding hobbies, connecting with others, and allowing time to adapt to a new environment.
'I thought academics would be hard, but it was everything else,' says Indian student at MIT
An Indian student at MIT shared that the toughest part of studying abroad was not academics but adjusting to life away from home. Many students related to the struggle of loneliness and culture shock, offering advice such as joining clubs, finding hobbies, connecting with others, and allowing time to adapt to a new environment.
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