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Mwana Hussein’s Success Story: From iD Tech Camper to Data Scientist at Barclays

When Mwana flew from Kenya to Cambridge to attend an iD Tech Camps hosted at MIT Campus, she said to herself, “I remember landing there thinking: my dream is about to start.” 

She was right. 

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Fernanda Terrazas, from Mexico, graduated from Grossmont College with an associate of science degree

After receiving her associate’s degree, Fernanda transferred to San Diego State University to continue studying for a bachelor’s degree in microbiology.

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Read Study in the USA E-Magazines!

Inside you’ll find articles, interviews, tips and programs exclusively featured in the annual print editions of Study in the USA. It is the guide to education in the USA. Even better, there are e-magazines in multiple languages.

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How to Write a Personal Statement for Your Medical School Application

The personal statement is your opportunity to explain why you want to become a doctor and to talk about what you learned from your work experience and the qualities you have that distinguish you from other applicants.

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Want to Be a Dentist? How to Pursue a College and Career Path in Dentistry

Have you been thinking about dentistry for your career? There are so many career paths in dentistry, but you need to know how to pursue a career path in dentistry before you get into dental care. It doesn’t happen overnight, but with some years of hard work and dedication, you’ll be able to have the career of your dreams!

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Brenda Ametepe, from Togo, is a sophomore at Santa Rosa Junior College (SRJC) in Santa Rosa, California

I am aspiring to go to medical school. The medical field is not developed enough in my home country, so I am excited to bring back some new knowledge to it. 

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Aditya Nijasure from Mumbai, India, is studying information technology at Western New England University

The easiest way to find a job on campus is to look on the Cornerstone app. Also, Western New England University has a partnership with Handshake, which is a job platform. So students will be able to find on-campus jobs as well as off-campus jobs with ease.

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iD Tech Student Success Stories

Come see why students have chosen iD Tech. Students will meet new friends, use professional software from companies like Adobe, Autodesk, Nvida, and Epic Games, improve their English, and build a foundation of knowledge that will make a positive impact in school, college, and future careers

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Claudia Kaori Nakano Lira from Mexico is a senior majoring in mass communication and minoring in marketing at the University of North Alabama

My university in Mexico, La Salle, had a new exchange program with the University of North Alabama. I liked the university for its multiculturalism. They recieve a considerable amount of foreign students, allowing me to expand my horizons and improve my intercultural communication skills.

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Will I Be Eligible for Optional Practical Training (OPT) at a Community College? Yes!

OPT is a way for international students to work for pay or to volunteer with a U.S. company for 12 months after completing their educational program.

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Four Things to Do Before You Get to Campus

Opening your acceptance email and finding out you’ll attend university in the United States is one of the most exciting moments of your life. Immediately, you’ll have a long list of things you’ll want to do when you arrive in the U.S.

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Tips for Updating Your Space on a Budget

Studying abroad in the United States is an exciting opportunity to learn and grow as a student, but there are also several responsibilities that come along with it. If you are living in an off-campus apartment, you will likely have to furnish the space and add other living necessities, all while sticking to a budget.

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Moving to the USA? Tips for Finding an Apartment and How to Settle in Quickly and Easily

Moving to the USA? Tips for Finding an Apartment and How to Settle in Quickly and Easily

While studying abroad is an extremely exciting opportunity, securing a place to live in the United States can leave you a bit anxious. However, with a little preparation and know-how, you can find the perfect place to lay your head. Here a few tips for renting in the USA. 

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Uyen Nguyen, from Vietnam, is majoring in International Relations, Visual Material Culture, and French Transnational Studies at Goucher College in Towson, Maryland

Goucher College is really unique, and I couldn’t have made a better choice. I came here not only for the study abroad program, but I also for the people.

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A Day in the Life of an International High School Student in the United States

Have you ever wondered what life is like for international high school students in the United States? Everybody has different experiences: Some students live in residence halls, some with host families. Some students live in big cities, others in rural locations

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Short-term Programs in the USA

More and more international students and professionals are turning to certificate and specialized training programs offered through established U.S. universities to gain both practical skills and knowledge in a variety of fields.

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Imagine UNC

University of Northern Colorado (UNC) is a public graduate research institution that is nationally ranked with over 100 undergraduate and graduate programs of study.

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Peter Gong, from China, took a certificate program in Marketing at Portland Community College (PCC) in Portland, Oregon

The best thing I liked about my program was that we had a lot of opportunities to do presentations in classes, and this helped me to improve my ability of public speaking.

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8 Online Learning Sites: Pros & Cons

Whether you are looking to advance your career or just a productive way to spend your time during quarantine, taking online courses can make you a more well-rounded person. They give you a chance to take classes that you are interested in but are not necessarily able to fit into your school schedule.

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Study Theater in Italy this Summer through Theatre of Arts

Do you love theatre? How about Italy? Then you’ll love Theatre of Arts’ newest exchange program! Theatre of Arts (TOA) is a drama conservatory in Los Angeles, offering a two-year degree program to prepare actors for careers in film, television, and theatre.

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