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[{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1662748152403","data":" Well, you got your passport, selected your college, cleared your visa interview, and are all set to fly out to the US for your master's. So here are a few things you can consider before booking a flight ticket or starting to pan out everything you want to do before taking the flight. And also some things to help after arriving at the airport, because you will want everything in hand after an exhausting journey.\n<\/p>I may sound hypocritical, but try to spend as much time as you can with your family, friends and everyone you are leaving behind whom you may miss. Because after the enthusiasm of starting days dries out, you will get a dose of homesickness. So use this available time to make up for the future. Secondly, try to learn cooking or get a hands-on experience with the dishes you like and are easy to make with the ingredients you and get your hand on after settling there. Because it is hard to cook, even though it may look easy-peasy, you will only get wasted when you try it for the first time. <\/p>\nAs we are on the subject of the things to do before going to the US, let me advise you on something it's best if you have a driver\u2019s license from here. As it helps get learners there, if you have an international driving licence, it\u2019s well and good. And if possible, get a dental and eye check-up because to get a dental check-up in the states is a luxury.\n <\/p>From here on are the things for you to consider if the day of your flight is a few days away and you start packing.\nFirst and foremost, when shopping, don\u2019t buy out many clothes because they will just become more luggage and you can get those in the states anyway.<\/p>You can carry small vessels and knives to use during your stay, but you can also buy them there, so it\u2019s best to carry only essentials. And pack as many medicines as possible, which you easy here like for headaches, stomachaches, migraine or sinus, you will not know when you have to sue them. <\/p>Pack spare copies of documents with you as many as possible, which can be useful when you go there. Also, note down emergency contacts and address you have about your contact in the states where it is easily assessable for you. And it is advised for the persons coming to the states to know the directions to their first destination after their arrival. <\/p>\nFinally, consider it most important if you think, plan your finances. Ask someone you know at the place you are going about the expenses in the first few months. Your fees, rent, and the expenses you will have during the first month, as one will have more expenses in the first month compared to later, plan and note down everything so it can be transferred at once. Instead of repeated transfers whenever the need arises as you will be charged every time.\n <\/p>So, these are a few tips I got from my friends and family members and hope it\u2019s helpful. Have a good time when you go for your master's from day one.\n <\/p>"}]

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