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 walk past the University of Kentucky bookstore and on towards the social staircase of the student center. The student center has new things waiting for us UK students each day.
Dr. Danny Nguyen came to the U.S. as a refugee from Vietnam “at the age of four along with my parents, four siblings, and one yellow suitcase.” Danny felt that being ‘Vietnamese in America’ meant trying to live up to two confl...
Dual-enrollment programs are changing. In the past, they referred primarily to high school students studying part-time at a community college. Today, the new face of dual-enrollment allows community college students to begin studies at a university....
Priscilla Araya from Costa Rica is studied English at the English as a Second Language (ESL) Program at Rice University, in Houston, Texas.
Pursuing a career in medicine is at the top of many young students’ minds. The industry has many opportunities, it is noble, and the pay is well above average. But what deters most of these dreams is the fact that becoming a medical practitione...
Where to study abroad in the United States can be a challenging decision, but we are here to help make that a little easier. You will find a home away from home at Truckee Meadows Community College (TMCC) located in Reno, NV
An internship is essentially a learning experience supervised by a working professional, and it should mirror an experience similar to what you would get in the classroom.
What specific graduate program are you interested in? What type of university are you looking for? Where in the U.S. are you hoping to live? These are just a few of the many important questions that you need to answer during the search for the &ldquo...
Similar to applying to university, applying for your student visa is not necessarily difficult, but be ready to be organized, follow lots of steps and to wait. First, let’s go over what kind of visa you need. The most common student visa is...
One of the most intimidating parts about choosing where you are going to study, besides the university, is trying to decide where you’re going to live. Should you stay on campus? Should you rent a place? What if it’s too expensive? If you...
Stress is a cause of many mental and some physiological health problems, and its prevalence amongst college students is so high that it reached epidemic proportions. This means that every college student is guaranteed to be stressed to the point...
Virtual internships are now a common occurrence as we adjust to the “new normal” when it comes to working. Many employers have shifted to remote workforces where possible, which has entirely changed the availability of internship opportun...
Innovation is the cornerstone of technology. Ten years ago, we were content to merely send a text message or maybe play a game of Snake on a two-color screen; today, we have mobile devices that can process more than the average desktop computer from...
For F-1 students studying in the areas of science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM), there is now a way to extend your work permit even further.
The main characteristics of STEM education contribute to the development of competitive skills and abilities that help students to be more in demand in the modern labor market, which is becoming more and more technological. The interdisciplinary appr...
If you consistently got good grades in school and want to challenge yourself doing university in the U.S., like me, you will probably start by doing a quick Google search of “The Best ____ Programs.” Now, whether or not you think you&rsqu...
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? It would mean that you have more opportunities.
The U.S. is the preferred study abroad destination. Its schools have state-of-the-art facilities, job opportunities are abundant, and its diversity is its strength.
You may be interested in attending graduate school in order to focus on a particular academic discipline or a specific profession. This article by the University of California Berkeley Graduate Division is full of tips to make your graduate school ap...
Maíra Furtado Faria, originally from Brazil, has a master’s degree in architecture from Kent State University. What Maíra loved the most about Kent State was getting to meet and study with people from all over the globe. Her bigge...
Chloe Pham from Vietnam is a sophomore pursuing an AS degree in accounting at Golden West College (GWC) in Huntington Beach, California. She chose GWC for its affordability, academic reputation, and support services for international students.
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