“Foreignness” isn’t what makes study abroad meaningful. Attention is. Not what you do or see, but what affects and changes you.
Two years ago, my best friend’s daughter, a young woman I admire as much as I adore her, told me she was considering a semester away from her highly rejective private university to study abroad.
Cool! Where in the world did my favorite kid want to go?
“Thinking about Spain,” she said.
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