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Culture shock in your new country

Culture shock is very common amongst exchange students. You need to be aware that some things are going to be really different from what you are used to in your home country. You will need to accept this.

India Culture

But, even though you are aware of this, you still may have trouble handling it in the beginning. Don’t be surprised if you catch yourself becoming upset by something like the bathroom not having a lock. Just give it some time and you’ll get used to it. The best thing you can do is be open to new things, yet be aware you will still get hit by culture shock.

A true Culture Shock for Crocodile Dundees robber ; )

Comments

1 Ram on Jan 17th, 2010 said:

Hey I think that is photo of India or a temple of Indian god situated somehwere. And seriously that is cool that a bathroom without a Lock. Seriously Funny

2 Gabi on May 11th, 2010 said:

Do you think a student that has already visited the country they are going to still have a culture shock? I am planning on being a foreign exchange student in Japan and this past summer I was in Japan for a week. Do you think I would still have a culture shock?

3 Ash on Jul 15th, 2010 said:

Does anyone know any good exchange programs to Japan?
I wanna go so bad!!

4 Astrid on Jul 25th, 2010 said:

YFU is really great.
So is AFS, though i’m not sure they do Japan..

5 Astrid on Jul 25th, 2010 said:

And Interstudies is good as well

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