Tips for Traveling over Spring Break Mackenzie Roberts
As the first gloomy months have been passing by, spring break is just around the corner. Regardless of whether you are traveling outside of the Twin Cities or staying on campus, you are probably counting down the days until spring break. Here are a few spring break tips to keep you smart and safe while you’re having fun away from school.
Get Your Homework Done First Imagine, you’re on the beach relaxing with your friends and soaking up the sun. Everything seems to be perfect, but then you remember you still have a three-page essay and calculus assignment due the
It is also important to keep in mind that it may take
first day classes start. Completing most, if not all, of
up to six weeks to obtain a first-time passport, but
your homework before jetting off to your spring break
individuals can expedite that process for a fee. In
destination will make the dreaded return back to
addition, if the passport is needed in less than two
classes less painful.
weeks, you can visit the Minneapolis Passport Agency to submit your application in person.
Bring Proper Identification
Students who are traveling via cruise ship typically need only a birth certificate and valid driver’s license
If you are choosing to travel outside of the United
when venturing to and from a U.S. port. However,
States, it will be beneficial for you to verify what
you should always check with the specific location
identification is required before it is too late. For
you are planning on traveling to, as requirements
students who are traveling internationally by plane,
may vary from place to place.
you will need a valid passport booklet and/or visa.
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