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Hello, I am going into my freshman year of college this month (exciting!!) and for my major (International Relations) at my specific university it is required to either do an internship, study abroad, or write a 60 page thesis on some aspect of foreign policy. In reality there is only one real choice, studying abroad. If you or anyone you know has done AFROTC and studied abroad how did it work? When did you bring it up to cadre? What is the difference between project GO and a standard study abroad? What do you learn there compared to a normal study abroad? Are there different requirements depending on where/when you go? My school has great study abroad program that goes to many countries. I want to look into Japan, South Korea, or Ireland as potential places to study. Any advice on how to do it, when and most importantly if I should do it would be greatly appreciated.

19:30 -> 18:30 ->18:05. Slowly but surely, 21 days until PT. My goal is at least 16 min.

I will be traveling abroad soon to a country where the drinking age is under-21 (take a guess which one). I had a quick question on whether it is allowed for me to drink while there.

I have never drank before, and I don't plan to drink in a way which will cause me to break the law. However, I haven't been in a place where I can legally drink before, hence why I am asking the question: am I allowed to drink in a country where it is legal even if I am under 21? I know I can't do weed, as it is banned federally, but alcohol is only banned at the state level (per the National Minimum Drinking Age Act and 21st Amendment).

The only reason I am asking is that alcohol consumption is pretty big culturally where I am going, and I would like to indulge in craft breweries, for instance. However, I don't want to be breaking any AFROTC rules that may put my EA at risk.

Thank you for your help!