It all makes sense, I promise! The past three days in London have been some of the busiest, and the most interesting so far! On Thursday, the 14th, I began the day by attending my final registration appointment at the University of Westminster. I was able to change into a Thursday morning class so I have my Fridays free, and they gave us free t-shirts! Overall, it was very successful and I’m glad I’ll have more time to travel. Thursday also market the first club outing (sorry

That’s right, I’ve been abroad for an entire week! Seems like a small amount of time compared to how long I’ll be here for, but I have found that the first week is probably one of the most important ones while studying abroad. If you’ve been following along with my London adventures thus far, you’ll know that the first few days had been quite busy. Between attending orientation, setting up my flat, and exploring the city, I barely got a moment to sit and rest, let alone write

It’s not everyday you see a forest made out of desks and chairs- Let me explain. Today, January the 9th, was a very special day. One of my good friends who graduated from Fordham this past spring, Ricky, is on a Fulbright in Germany and was visiting London while exploring grad school options. That of course meant we had to meet up, and did we ever! The day started out at the Imperial War Museum on Lambeth Road in the South Bank. Although we were only there for a few hours and

Hello, hello! It’s been a rather busy two days here in London. Between another Orientation session, bus and boat tour, grocery shopping, and meeting up with an old friend, I’ve definitely kept myself occupied. My Pedometer can back me up- today I reached 6.55 miles! I’ll do this post about what happened on my bus/boat adventure on the 8th, and will post soon about my adventures on the 9th! On the 8th, I had another orientation session for the University of Westminster. It was

Today, to say the least, has been a whirlwind of a day! After falling asleep last night at the very early time of 9:00 pm, I woke with little problem, for probably the first time in my life, at 7:15 am in order to get ready for my first day orientation. My roommate and I then embarked on the trek to the Fordham London Centre, which ended up being about a 25 minute walk in the slightly rainy weather. Not too bad and the streets are quaint and full of shops, but a bit tedious w