I had a lot of worries from Korea and came to the CIA with a lot of worry and excitement, wondering if I would be able to adapt well and if my friends would be okay.

I was very fortunate to meet all my Korean batchmates, who were kind and nice brothers and sisters. More than anything, I hoped that my roommates would get along well, but I met really great roommates and we are still getting along well without a single problem.

We all have different cultures and all speak different languages, but since we have to communicate through English, I realized that an environment where English is used naturally is very important. I originally had an extroverted personality, but since I came here, I seem to want to shine even more, and every day seems to be fun. The teachers also provide passionate guidance, and I used to worry about whether I was writing the right sentences, but now I practice speaking with confidence, believing that the teacher will tell me even if I make a mistake. I want to experience the remaining time in a more meaningful and fun way.