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🔺 r/studyAbroaduWestMusic3098·16 days ago

summer abroad in london

hello!! i have just applied to a summer abroad program in london for filmmaking. (i’m a highschool junior) the program is 3 and a half weeks, and $7600 not including airfare. Now my parents are going half with me, but should i actually pull the trigger and go through with it? i’ve been wanting to do summer abroad since freshman year but now i have a job, and a way to get money, it can become a reality. i have until april to save the money although im just not 1000% sure yet.looking for advice as im scared to commit. submitted by /u/WestMusic3098 to r/studyAbroad [link] [comments]
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