From Capstone Vietnam: Things to know before studying in the States
By Linh Nguyễn
Recently, I have received questions about life as an international student in the States.
Step 1 of 3
Use of this form constitutes your agreement to our Terms of Use and Conditions.
Step 2 of 3
Step 3 of 3
Thank You!
Your information has been submitted successfully.
For more information, please review our Terms and Conditions.
Therefore, I have decided to make this vlog to talk about some subjects, hopefully it will give you guys some ideas about life in the States and how to prepare for this new life. These subjects are:
1) Tips to get good grades
2) Freshman fifteen
3) Service Fee (aka tips)
4) Driving license
I hope you guys enjoy my video. If you have any comments or questions, please comment below or send me an email via blog1@capstonevietnam.com.
Linh Nguyễn is a Vietnamese student who is currently studying in the United States.
A big thank you to Capstone Vietnam for sharing this article with Study in the USA.
Read 'Things to know before studying in the States' on the Capstone Vietnam website:
VIE http://capstonevietnam.com/blog/vi/nhung-dieu-nen-biet-truoc-khi-di-my-phan-1/
ENG http://capstonevietnam.com/blog/en/things-to-know-before-studying-in-the-states/
StudyUSA Blog
Get matched to the best program for you
Let us know what you're looking for so we can find the best school for you.
Useful Articles
Check Out These Schools
Olympic College
$1,000—$5,000 Quarter
College of the Desert
$1,000—$5,000 Semester
Start your U.S. adventure with Study in the USA
Learn About U.S. education financing, housing, and more
Student Advantage
Explore the American Dream with the ‘My Deals’ app from Student Advantage - save on car rentals, hotel rooms, and everyday essentials!
ELSA
ELSA - World's Best English Pronunciation App. Speak English like a native speaker. Get instant feedback on your speech from proprietary artificial intelligence technology. Learn more. Get a 10% discount using code: StudyUSA
GRE® General Test
The GRE is a flexible, widely accepted option that helps keep more graduate programs and career pathways open. A strong score can strengthen your application and widen your program options.
Resources
Learn about American culture and education direct from our experts at Study in the USA. Read more