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Peninsula College in Washington State offers a supportive and vibrant community dedicated to students' mental health and well-being. With new initiatives and ongoing mental health sessions, the college provides practical coping strategies and fos...
For international students, internships can serve a number of purposes. They can strengthen career prospects, help you build interpersonal skills, provide essential networking opportunities, and even help fund your studies. But how to know which inte...
As teaching techniques continue to develop over the years, the use of technology within the classroom has become more and more common. Although many teachers are still understandably reluctant to embrace different methods of learning, the advantages...
The quality of a school's dining program has become more important to students in recent years. Changes in dietary and nutritional requirements combined with the needs and expectations of multicultural student bodies have made the culinary option...
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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.
University of Northern Colorado (UNC) is a public graduate research institution that is nationally ranked with over 100 undergraduate and graduate programs of study.
Whether you are planning to live with friends you have known for a long time or moving in with someone new, it is essential for you and your roommates to be comfortable.
A bachelor's degree can be a game-changer in today's competitive job market. It opens doors to higher earnings, better job opportunities, and serves as a foundation for a successful career.
In this article, Myle Duong, Assistant Director of International Admissions & Recruitment at the University of Northern Iowa, offers a 7-step guide to studying in the US. The steps include researching destinations, degree programs, schools, and E...
An international education teaches you about yourself, the people you associate with, and the world around you. It exposes you to new cultures, ways of thinking, and opportunities to expand your career. Not everyone is willing to go into the unknown,...
Most of us have probably heard about how some dropouts who made it to the top without any formal learning. Names like Henry Ford, Steve Jobs, Mark Zuckerberg, and Bill Gates stand as an example that self-learning can be fruitful. Most of them were pe...
In honor of Women’s history month, QS and Study in the USA have joined forces to gather a panel of Women in Business with master’s degrees that will be sharing their success stories and how higher education has had an...
Most international students arrive in the U.S. with no credit history. This makes it very difficult to obtain a variety of essential services. In this article, we explain why it’s important to start building credit, and how to begin building yo...
Boston, Massachusetts is one of the leading cities for biotechnology, engineering, information technology, finance, tourism, as well as higher education. With more than 11,000 students, Bunker Hill Community College (BHCC) is one of the largest, dive...
Managing personal finance is one of the most challenging tasks in our lives. The earlier you learn to manage your finance, the better you will get with making sound financial decisions in the future. While managing money at the high school level is n...
Ever wondered what's the hardest part of studying in the U.S. for international students? Back in 2013, campusSIMS was asking the same thing. Most would guess it’s about dorm essentials or campus navigation, but the real answer surprised ev...
Living in a college residence hall next year? It’s a good bet you will have an RA, or resident assistant, assigned to your building or floor. This is someone you should definitely get to know. He or she is usually an uppercl...
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...
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