WHOA – Ashley Bayman

December 26, 2019

Ashley Bayman, a study abroad advisor, discusses studying abroad as a low-income, first-generation, transfer student of color in Mexico, Brazil, and Argentina.

In this section

• Get Started
• Why Global Learning?
• Global Learning 101
• How to Apply
• Academic Planning
• Affording Global Learning
  • Understand the Cost of Participation
  • Get a Financial Aid Estimate
  • Make Your Global Learning Budget
  • Scholarships for Global Learning
  • Tools to Afford Global Learning
• Identities Abroad And Away
  • Student Stories
  • Adult Learners
  • Americans Abroad
  • Disabilities
  • Families or Dependents 
  • Financial Need
  • First Generation
  • Gender and Gender Expression
  • Heritage, Culture, and Diaspora Seekers
  • International Students
  • Mental Wellness
  • Race, Ethnicity, and Nationality
  • Religious Diversity
  • Sexuality
  • STEM Students
  • Student Athletes
  • Transfer and Re-entry
  • Undocumented and AB 540 Students
  • Veteran Students and GI Bill Recipients
• Health and Safety
  • Health and Accident Insurance
  • Health Tips
  • Vaccinations
  • Sexual Health
  • Alcohol and Drugs
  • Cultural Transitions
  • Safety Tips
  • Global Learning Advisory of Student Risk
• Resources
  • Exploratory Information and Videos
  • Programs by Subject
  • Service-learning and Volunteer Programs
  • Frosh and Transfer
  • Housing
  • Booking Your Flight
  • Covid-19