Want to know what it’s truly like to be an international student at your dream school? Read about the current experiences of real international students studying in the USA right now. Learn from them what it’s like to be in U.S. classrooms, make friends, get a job, and more.
With a personality that spills out on paper making it burst with life, it's no wonder Veronica has thrived as an international student. Curiosity and the desire to learn English brought her to the U.S. all the way from Brazil. She studied English ...
Timing really is everything sometimes. It can make us and it can break us. As a potential international student you will have loads of documents to fill out and many steps to complete. It is crucial that you do these tasks in a timely manner s ...
Their personal wallets may be on the empty side, but M.B.A. students at Williamette University in Oregon are readily spending and investing thousands of dollars a year. So just where are they getting this money? Well ...
Business dreams got a little bit closer to reality for a group of students at the Unive ...
No matter where you're from or who are, many things in life come down to a few basic things. And one of those things (unfortunately) is money. Many of you ask me about scholarships and funding for your U.S. education and it's always a hard questio...
Many of you may feel defeated when you read a school's English language requirements. You have the ...
The world has been watching the tragedy unfold in Japan and here at Study in the U.S.A our hearts and prayers go out to our Japanese friends and the Japanese people. Tragedies such as these can leave people feeling helpless, while all their de ...
Pornphrom "Bee" Chalarat from Thailand knew she wanted to earn a high level degree, but realized that her English would have to improve in order to achieve her goals. She is now a candidate for a Masters in Public Administration. Read her interview b...
Today, we take a pause. We take a pause to remember Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., his life, his legacy, and how he made today a better world. Dr. King was born into a segregated United States in ...
Groggy and with my hair haphazardly pulled up in a ponytail, I left my apartment and was met with chilly morning air. I am not a morning person. I trekked up the hill for a mile until I finally arrived at my destination. I checked in, passed a few se...
You've seen us on Facebook and on Twitter, but have you seen us at a fair?! Study in the USA attends and distributes magazines at fairs all over the world! Not too long ago Wesley, Study in the USA's Brazilian import and man of many talents, was in B...
If we were playing a word association game and I said, "boarding school," what would you say? I would probably exclaim, "Harry Potter!" Obviously, you will not find magic, wands and robes at boarding schools here in the United States. Bu ...
Many of you ask me on Facebook what the transfer requirements are for admittance into U.S. schools, and I am never able to give you a specific answer. I hate that I can not tell you exactly what they are and the reason is, is because the requirement....
Your first day of class, you will be presented with a syllabus. Flipping through the pages that outline the criteria and expectations of the professor, you will see a word that will become very familiar to you during your studies in the U.S.: pa ...
"What's up?" "How's it going?" "How are you?" I realized today, not only how much I use these phrases, but how much everyone in my everyday life does: the barista at the coffee shop, my co-workers, the random person on the street. These phrase ...
One could call Gordon Knox a nomad, but food is not what makes him move. His sustenance comes in the form of art and liberty. Knox is the newly appointed director of the University of Arizona art museum. A world traveler and seeker, ...
An advisor at Butte College in California told me about a special student: Tetsuya Suzuki. Tetsuya, 25, is an international student from Japan. He graduated from a university in Japan with a degree in psychology, but he had his heart set on studying...
Social interactions are sometimes best centered around a drink. Secrets may be shared over a cup tea or a jovial conversation alternated between swigs of beer. But it is coffee that is the drink of choice for international social gatherings at univ ....
Camila Campos Lam from Peru is an international student majoring in Political Science at Hillsborough Community College in Tampa, Florida. “I decided to come to the United States because I would like to help and contribute to my community through stu...
Kansas State University is almost smack dab in the middle of the United States. Residing in a small town, the large university has been making the news lately, or I should say their international students have been making th ...
School has begun and the numbers are flowing in; international student enrollment is up at many U.S. universities. Kansas State University degree programs have been attracting students from countries such as China, Sau ...
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