My only question is, do students admitted to the University of Edinburgh get to meet up with Hagrid before they go? Because if this university isn’t Hogwarts, I don’t know what is.  

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There are many benefits to studying abroad. Aside from the unique cultural experience it can offer, the opportunity to learn a new language is an essential skill to have and can set you up extremely well in later life. Moreover, travelling can help you grow as a human and become more tolerant and well-rounded. Aside from the personal benefits of travelling, it also looks great on your CV. Employers favour candidates who have taken a leap into the unknown and who can show that they are independent and brave.

Everyone's needs for a Bachelor's program are different – so how do you find a course with the right options for you? Here are some things to consider when searching for a flexible Bachelor's program.

Some mornings I feel like wearing all the colors of the rainbow. Other days I just take my Dr. Martens and a random T-shirt from the closet. However, it was only after arriving in the Netherlands did I realize how few orange clothes I possess. Dutch people really love the color orange and are not afraid to show it! Even though the Dutch flag has nothing to do with orange, you’ll always see groups of orange-clad people at every big sporting or cultural event.

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Somewhere in Middle Earth, Frodo Baggins and Samwise Gangee started their quest to find the ring. If you have read any of J. R. R. Tolkien’s masterpieces, you’ll know how real the worlds in his books feel. What you may not know though, is that the Hobbit’s Shire is actually based on Warwickshire in England.