How unique is it to say that, this week was “out of this country”?

Apologies for the bad pun.

We, as Pre Med A, B, and Biochem A, were able to experience this—and of course, this would be unlike any other experience that eager college freshmen are able to do.

When this week had started, we were very nervous to meet the Glasgow Exchange students.

Going out to the airport, we felt excitement rush through our veins and arteries. Having the opportunity to spend an entire week with the incredible GCU students, Allan, Anna, Alanis, Zara, Raimaisah, and Joe that changed our paradigms of the entire exchange. They were more than just exchange students, they became everyone’s friend throughout the communities. During the week, we were able to truly know each and every individual in the communities and who they are as a person. Since we were able to collaborate with Pre-Med B, and Biochem A, we were able to make the exchange more eventful as we all realized that this was something for our GCU friends to do together through Fire and Ice, Celtics game, and many more events.
What really highlighted the exchange, as mentioned by Dean Grosovsky was the lunar display that appeared before our very eyes. This is really what unified all of us as communities, and friends.