Life in the USA
Learn about American culture and education direct from our experts at Study in the USA.
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Updated: April 08, 202010 Jobs to Consider if You Want a Flexible Schedule
Working a traditional 9 to 5 isn’t for everyone, and if you’re looking for a flexible schedule, there are plenty of careers out there to consider.
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Updated: April 08, 2020What Type of Jobs Should You Expect to Get Hired for Right after Graduation
Doing an internship can also help you to strengthen your resume or help you land a coveted job in your career field. Especially if you are trying to get into a competitive career industry, even if you feel ready, an internship might be the best way to get your foot in the door.
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Updated: March 31, 2020Reno, Nevada — the Biggest Little City in the World —Welcomes You!
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
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Updated: January 16, 2020How to Deal with the End of Semester Slump
At the end of the day, slumps are normal. Keeping these practical tips in mind will help you plan and remain on track for all your end-of-semester assignments. Be sure to stay organized and give yourself a break every now and then to help you finish the semester strong!
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Updated: January 16, 2020Tips for planning a winter break vacation
You’ve been plugged in all semester – research papers, emails to professors and collaborations on class projects. It’s time to rest your brain! Try to keep distractions to a minimum while you’re on vacation and be sure you get some proper time away from it all. Resist the urge to use your downtime checking emails or surfing social media too much. Staying in the moment will help you make lasting memories while you’re away and ensure you come back home feeling refreshed.
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Updated: January 16, 2020You are now entering Champaign, Illinois!
When deciding where to study abroad in the United States, there is a lot to consider. You’ll want to find a city with affordable housing options, a thriving culture and entertainment scene and, of course, world class educational opportunities. One city that fits this description perfectly is Champaign, Illinois, part of the Champaign-Urbana metropolitan area.
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Updated: January 16, 2020Head to the Midwest and Discover Indianapolis!
Indianapolis is home to more than 850,000 people, making it the second largest city in the Midwest region of the United States and the largest city in the state of Indiana.
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Updated: January 16, 2020Bathroom Hacks for Your Dorm Room
Communal bathrooms are a time-honored tradition for students on university campuses. Whether you’re planning to live in a residence hall or a suite, it’s likely that you’ll be sharing the shower area with some of your fellow students. While the first few trips to those community bathrooms can be a little stressful, having the right essentials will make things much easier
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Updated: January 16, 2020Striking a Balance Between Academics and Social Life
One of the most challenging aspects of the college experience is striking the right balance between your studies and social life. Properly managing your time allows you to get the most out of studying in the United States, focusing on academics when necessary, while also providing breaks to refresh and recharge with new friends. Learning to balance work and play is also a valuable skill that you will need long after you earn your degree. Here are some helpful tips for a successful year:
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Updated: January 16, 2020Study Abroad Move-In Essentials
Before you pack up and board the plane, you will need to make a list of the key items you will need to make your transition to living and learning in the U.S. as easy and stress-free as possible. Some move-in essentials for every international student include:
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Updated: January 16, 2020Tips to Make Your Space Eco-Friendly
Making your apartment feel like home is more than getting all your clothes in your closet. If sustainability is important to you, making your new home more eco-friendly is an easy way to make you feel at ease in your space. Setting up an apartment that reduces your carbon footprint is easier than you might think! Get started with these tips as you make your space a little greener:
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Updated: January 16, 2020How to Stay Motivated Through the Semester
Many students make promises to themselves that they hope to keep. Whether it’s a New Year’s resolution to practice healthier habits or good intentions at the beginning of the semester to get straight A’s in your classes, a fresh start can happen any time you set your mind to it. Use these tips to help you organize your thoughts and stay motivated to reach your goals.
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Updated: January 16, 2020How to Host an American Thanksgiving
Thanksgiving is a fun way to gather your friends and try a classic American tradition for yourself. Invite one or two close friends to cook with you and share the joy of making your dinner together or watching American football after your Thanksgiving meal. No matter how traditional your Thanksgiving Day is, these tips can help you host a successful gathering of your friends and celebrate the holiday.
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Updated: January 16, 2020How to Host a Party or Gathering in Your Apartment
Whether it’s a holiday, a great test score, or just a fun Friday night, there are plenty of reasons to gather your friends and throw a party in your apartment. If your apartment feels too tight to host all your friends, use these tips to help you throw an exciting event in a small space.
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Updated: January 16, 2020College Move-In: What to Leave at Home
Attending a university in the United States will allow you the opportunity to earn a degree and immerse yourself in a new culture, but it can feel overwhelming to move your whole life to another country. As you prepare to make the move, here are a few things you won’t need to pack in your suitcase.
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Updated: January 16, 2020Big or Small: What Size University Is Right for You?
There are many factors to consider during the application process. When you decide to study in the United States, you’ll need to research potential universities thoroughly to ensure you’re making the best choice.
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Updated: January 16, 2020Living Large in Small Spaces
The apartments you live in during your college years are not likely to be very spacious, but that doesn’t mean they can’t be comfortable and stylish. Creating the apartment you want out of the space you have can be accomplished by keeping these tips in mind.
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Updated: January 16, 2020Internships 101: What You Need to Know
If you’re interested in getting a head start on your job search and your visa allows you to work in the United States following graduation, interning is a great way to gain industry skills.
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Updated: January 16, 2020Creating the Perfect Study Space
Putting time and effort into your studies is the most important part of attending college, so set yourself up with a study space that suits you and encourage the good habits that lead to academic success.
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Updated: January 16, 2020Is Off-Campus Living Right for You?
Planning ahead and by doing your research and setting a budget are great first steps to finding your home away from home. Determining the right living situation for you can be tricky, but taking the time to answer these questions can help you make a confident decision.
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