No Due Date is a practical guide to traveling for American college students.
There’s plenty of writing about why you should travel in college, and if you’re like me you read all of it by the end of your first semester. But information on how to travel in college is scattered, scarce and obscure, and even the people running your school often have no idea.
I spent about a year and a half of my time as a student studying, working and traveling overseas. It is possible to hop from country to country, meet people, learn about the world and still graduate on time, but it’s a complicated and often frustrating ordeal. I’ve put what I learned into this ebook to try and make the process a little less intimidating. There is no one-size-fits-all approach to traveling in college, but I think there’s something in here for everyone.
No Due Date includes topics like:
– Why you can and should travel now instead of waiting for graduation
– How your major and foreign language studies can help (but not hurt) your travel plans
– Studying abroad, teaching English, volunteering and other means of escape
– Handling your insurance, loans, financial aid and other tedious details
If you find this book useful or have any problems downloading it, I’d love to here from you at ross@everythingisdirty.com. I’d also love it if you helped spread the word and shared it with anyone else you think might benefit.
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