By Annie, Admissions Advisor, 2010 Graduate
Major: Interdisciplinary Studies

I've heard it said that Hokies are all over the world. But I didn't believe it until I actually went to the other side of the world!
I met a woman who took me to the only local hotel. So I went into the hotel only to learn that that they were completely booked. Tears came to my eyes. I was in alone, homeless, and lost in an extremely dangerous foreign country.

My fellow Hokies, and new friends immediately, offered to let me stay in their room. They let me crash in their hotel room, fed me dinner, and clothed me. Could I ask for anything more? Thankfully, in the morning I was able to contact my new university and arrived safely. My first day in a foreign country immediately proved that there are Hokies all over the world.
I learned a few things on my trip:
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