As an international student, applying to study in the USA takes planning and lots of work. You’ll have many questions, so you’ll need some help to achieve your goal. We have made it easier for you to succeed by putting together a free database of in-depth articles and stories about international students, the US educational system and much more.
"I am most surprised by the diversity in the United States. This country is a place for everybody in the world." That was Jingran Zhao's first impression when she arrived at Georgia College & State University near Atlanta, to study...
Business is ranked as the most popular subject to study at U.S. colleges or universities. A business degree can open doors to many industries and professional roles for international students. Are you interested in earning a business degree in the US...
Danny Nguyen returns for the second half of his two-part interview. In this episode, Danny shares his optimistic outlook for the future of international students and the importance of elevating student voices.
It’s true that more international students than ever are fluent in English. But with increasing numbers of international students applying to U.S. universities, many English language programs are evolving to meet the different needs of internat...
Short-term study abroad programs require less time commitment than long-term, semester-length study programs. You can get a quick taste of a program, a location, and a school. There are lots of options — these are just a few.
Studying in the USA is a great, once-in-a-lifetime experience that can help shape you into the person that you want to be,” says Ryan Evans from England, who is a senior Business Sales and Marketing major at St. Ambrose University. “Altho...
Mohammed Bilasanadvi had big dreams of studying abroad and experiencing the American education system. Now, after graduating from Butte College in the United States, Mohammed's journey as an international student is an inspirational and entertain...
Receiving an MBA from a school in the U.S. can be a huge boost to your career, giving you the skills and leadership experiences that will last a lifetime. As you know, picking a U.S. based MBA program that is well matched to your qualifications and i...
More than 1 million students from other countries enrolled in U.S. colleges and universities during the 2016-17 academic year—an increase of 3.4 percent over the previous year, according to the Institute of International Education (IIE). Of the...
We’ve established why, over recent years, more and more international students favor Canada as a destination for their future studies. According to StudyPortals, there are popular programs in areas such as environmental science, social sci...
For many students, college is a place to gain knowledge, experience, and culture. This was certainly true for Mohammed Bilasanadvi when he decided to transfer from Tunisia to Butte Community College in Chico, California for my Marketing degree. Read...
Many students feel homesick when they leave home for the first time. Being away from friends and family can present you with an opportunity to grow but getting through the initial emotion of being on your own is difficult for many students. If you&rs...
Business administration is ranked as one of the most popular subjects to study at U.S. colleges or universities. A business administration degree can open doors to many industries and professional roles for international students. Are you interested...
Have you dreamed of studying in New York? You’re not alone! As of 2020, nearly 12% of the international student population in the U.S. was studying in the state of New York. Read our 2022 edition of the Top Schools in New York to find the schoo...
In 2018, around 891,330 international students studied in the United States according to the Institute of International Education’s Open Doors Report.
An interview with Alma Chavez from Mexico, who attended the English Language Institute, University of Texas at Arlington.
Increasing numbers of university students are opting to spend one or two semesters studying at a university in another country.
Caio Santana de Sousa from Brazil is a senior majoring in business administration at Santa Barbara City College. “Santa Barbara is one of the nicest cities in America, and probably the nicest in California,” says Caio. “The weather...
What would it mean to have an American university listed on your resume? Why would potential employers pause and take notice of your education credentials from the United States?
China’s Great Wall. Australia’s remote Outback. Italy’s ancient ruins. From her perch atop the global travel industry, Jane Sun, CEO of CTrip, Asia’s largest online travel agency, connects people with the best destina...
I decided to study in the USA because of the wide variety of business jobs and careers. I had the opportunity to play college hockey and I wanted to take advantage of the amazing academic system that there is here in the USA.
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