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A TripAdvisor™ TripWow slideshow of a travel blog to Beijing, China by TravelPod blogger Asianace206 titled “Crisis Averted?” Asianace206′s travel blog entry: “Please leave comments, note: I appear stressed in the following photos, which I was. So as you may know, I have been experiencing some difficulties with the university and my study abroad agency. When I received the official letters from the university, it stated the registration process would take place from September 1 through September 5 and classes would begin on September 6. The admissions office said I had not paid my tuition which was being taken care of by my agency CSA. I emailed CSA, and they said they will be doing a batch wiring of the money on September 9 for all its students. So without the tuition payment receipt, I haven’t been able to sign up for classes, take placement exams, undergo a health screening or register with the police. All I had was my room at the international students dormitory. My roommate who is from South Korea, said I was the first American he has met since arriving on campus. He tagged along as I attempted to register so he saw my efforts turned down when I didn’t have all the necessary items in order. We were able to get Internet together though! Apparently its 155 days of Internet for about 420 RMB at 2MB download rate. That’s .40 USD of usage per day, a true bargain. Lunch is served downstairs at the local cafeteria, I bought 10 RMB egg fried rice and 15 RMB curry chicken …
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