“International Students at Jamestown University Share Their Thoughts on North Dakota” – KVLY

International students at Jamestown University in North Dakota are sharing their thoughts on their experiences in the state, highlighting both the challenges and the positives of living in this Midwestern region.

One student from India, Priya Patel, expressed her initial shock at the cold weather in North Dakota, but quickly adapted and now appreciates the beauty of the snow-covered landscape. “It was definitely a change from the warm climate back home, but now I love seeing the snowfall and how it transforms everything into a winter wonderland,” she said.

Another student, Juan Ramirez from Mexico, noted the friendliness of the people in North Dakota. “I was surprised by how welcoming everyone is here. People go out of their way to help you and make you feel at home,” he shared.

However, some international students also faced challenges, such as adjusting to the cultural differences and the smaller population size compared to their home countries. “Coming from a bustling city, the quietness of North Dakota took some getting used to. But now I appreciate the peace and tranquility it offers,” said Li Wei from China.

Overall, the international students at Jamestown University have found a sense of community and belonging in North Dakota, despite the initial cultural differences. They are grateful for the opportunity to study in a different country and are enjoying their time in this unique corner of the United States.