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    Wendy Tong Barnes Scholarship Program Fall 2016 The University of Hong Kong, China (Hong Kong SAR) Rachelle Yu Repulse Bay, Hong Kong Island Nihao! My name is Rachelle Yu and this past fall semester I had the opportunity to be one of the first two students from The University of Hawaii at Mānoa to participate in a study abroad to The University of Hong Kong (also known as “HKU”). I am currently a senior double majoring in accounting and management, minoring in political science, and will be graduating in December 2017. My current plan is to obtain my Certified Public Accounting (CPA) license and then take those skills to work for a non-profit organization here in Hawaii or somewhere on the West Coast. Before arriving in Hong Kong, I can honestly say I did not know what to expect. However, I did know I wanted to go in with an open mind ready to experience anything and everything. I had visited Hong Kong two summers prior with my family so I had an idea of the culture, lifestyle, and overall atmosphere of the city, but we were not able to stay long enough to truly appreciate everything it had to offer. Since my father was born and raised in Hong Kong, I was looking forward to reconnecting with distant relatives who still live here as well as gain a better understanding and appreciation of where my family is from. I was very anxious to be living in a foreign country on my own for the first time, but it was the exact growing opportunity I needed.