College is where you find out who you are. Nothing can better prepare you for the "real world" than traveling. It opens your mind and heart, teaches you valuable life skills and gets you outside of your comfort zone. Here are five epic trips every college student should take!
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Too often students stay bunkered down on campus and don't get out. Whether it's exploring the city your campus is located in, or the state, surrounding states, and even international travel, it's important to get out of your comfort zone.
So why don't more college students make traveling a priority?
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I have some very exciting travel plans coming up this year!
For spring break this year I decided that I wanted to visit Maryland. I was looking to eat some incredible crab cakes and explore a new state. I went to Baltimore, Annapolis and Washington D.C. for 5 days and spent $450: total.
I'll start off by saying this: four hours is not enough, and I'd recommend at least four days to make this trip feel like you did it all. However, the time we went was fantastic.
I remember coming home after spending five weeks in Greece. The first night was fine because I was exhausted from traveling, and my family got me an ice cream cake to celebrate my homecoming. The second day was exciting because I was showing off my many, many photos and telling everyone about my trip. I caught up with friends, went to Dunkin Donuts, and just enjoyed the comfort of home.
