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.
Do you want To Study In The U.S.A. This Summer? Summer is a wonderful time to further your studies and explore the United States. With the proper planning, you will have an exciting and rewarding experience studying abroad in America! Look at our...
The United States has attracted millions of international students to its post-secondary universities and colleges because the U.S.A. offers so many choices and some of the best facilities in the world. But because the choices are so varied, a decisi...
Interview with Pietro Rossini, international student in FSU's English Language Programs.
Nawaf Alshammari from Saudi Arabia is a senior, majoring in Management Information Systems at Eastern Washington University in Cheney, Washington.
New York City (NYC) in New York state is the largest city in the USA. With nearly 8 million people living in New York City, there is a wide variety of things to do, see, and eat!
International student Diana Salas Diaz from Peru knew she needed to improve her English skills and TOEFL score to take her career to the next level. After attending a two-month-long online English program through Global Launch at Arizona State Univer...
When you are ready to consider a U.S. program, review the presentations (advertisements) that are shown on this website. Read what opportunities each school has to offer. Match them with your personal interests and academic goals. Then contact the s...
The Framingham State University Bridge to University and Professional Success Program (Bridge Program) is carefully crafted to specifically provide international students with two essentials: academic skills and knowledge required for success in Amer...
Brimming with textbooks, yesterday’s lecture notes and homework, over 740,000 foreign students sling their backpacks over their shoulders and join the crowds of students on American university and college campuses.
In 2017-2018, the U.S. welcomed 1,094,792 international students. Of these students, 8.6% chose to begin their studies at a community college, according to the Institute of International Education’s 2019 Open Doors report. While a community col...
Meet Ivana from Ecuador. She's currently completing her high school education and Associates's Degree at Green River College. Ivana has big plans to pursue psychology afterward.
For international transfer students, integration into the U.S. university system brings challenges. Potential roadblocks include English proficiency requirements and an inability to transfer credits from an overseas school. Online education can help...
Yeonkyeong, an international student from South Korea, recommends Mission College's International Immersion Studies (IIS) program for learning English in a friendly and welcoming environment. The program offers experienced teachers and stress-fre...
As more and more people around the world realize that knowledge of English is key to their own career path, they have increasingly sought quality instruction to meet their needs.
It’s a long-debated topic: Is group studying more effective than studying alone? We’ve all experienced getting together with classmates to study for an upcoming exam and spending the entire time gossiping, talking or joking around. You...
Framingham State University (FSU) is renowned as one of the first educational institutions for training teachers in the USA. High-quality education is critical to our mission and we provide the perfect place for international students to study Englis...
You’re ready to study abroad in the U.S.! There’s a great deal of planning and preparation involved, then what happens once you get here? To help you navigate new and unfamiliar challenges and have an idea of what to expect, here are the...
Between accents, slang, and uncertainty about proper grammar use — the language barrier can make communication difficult even with all the resources available at colleges and universities. We’ve put together some of our best tips to help...
Choosing a secondary school and an ESL program may be one of the most important decisions you make in your lifetime. These steps below should be helpful.
Miami, Florida is a colorful city with Cuban influences in all aspects of the city. Miami is famous for it’s beautiful beaches, art deco buildings, beachside hotels, shopping and nightclubs. The city is a well known hub for finance, internation...
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