Learn about what it’s like to study at U.S. schools and universities directly from real international students who share their stories and experiences.
Asking an American student about transition from high school to college may be an easy question since the education system is similar. For an international student, the question requires more than a couple of paragraphs to answer.
People in the U.S. are really welcoming. Even though my English was not that good when I first came, they helped to motivate me and encouraged me to improve my English. I also didn’t face any racism, which was a concern of mine.
I knew I wanted to study in the U.S. since I was 10 years old. As I watched all the classic American high school movies, I fell in love with the idea of studying in the U.S., and ever since it became not only my dream but also my goal.
When you go to the U.S., and specifically our school, you can change your major more freely. I came here for international business, and then changed to global supply chain management.
My main goal is to be able to change our word somehow, for the better. I realized that, as architects, we do have the capacity and ability to literally shape the world.
Please don't be afraid to make mistakes and take full advantage of the opportunities you are given while studying abroad. There is much to learn from failure as well as from success.
Hey, everyone, my name is Tiara! I'm a student at Felician University, and I'm a senior within the psychology field. And here's a little clip of what I do on a Tuesday here at Felician.
In my time at PCC, I had the opportunity to work as student leader in the Student Government, the Women’s Resource Center, and the Office of International Students where I gained skills and experiences that are helping me right now find a job f...
Interview with Pietro Rossini, international student in FSU's English Language Programs.
For all the people in my country who want to study abroad, I will say that studying in the U.S and being exposed to its educational system will help them to see a different perspective on how to succeed in the professional field and that overall it&r...
I am an international student from the Republic of Yemen. I just completed my first year at Mesa Community College (MCC), and despite the pandemic, I’ve had a very productive year. I am happy to be a student at MCC!
North Dakota State University is a student-focused, land-grant, research university. It is a top-ranked institution, providing affordable access to an excellent education that combines teaching and research in a rich learning environment.
Try to balance life and think and act reliably so people can rely on you. It is OK that you are undecided about what you want to do with your life. Studying in the USA will give you plenty of chances to make mistakes and correct yourself.
This experiential learning would contribute to closing the gap by empowering myself from concrete experience to teach those who have only an abstract understanding of a topic while they are immersed in the Cuban culture and context.
Chu, Shao-Hsien, also known as Zoey, from Taiwan is a sophomore majoring in Psychology and Education at South Seattle College in Seattle, Washington.
Irem Ozturk, from Turkey, is studying at the English Language Institute, at Queens College / CUNY in Flushing, New York.
An Nhien Pham from Vietnam is studying International Business at Moraine Valley Community College. Why did you decide to study in the USA? The reason I chose the USA is that the USA has a good standard of education. The USA has a strong...
An interview with Thanyaluck Keawkingkeo, who prepares for a Bachelor of Fine Arts (Visual Communication Design) at the University of Illinois at Chicago where she studied at the Tutorium in Intensive English.
Heejoong loves studying in one of the most historic and unique cities in the USA—New Orleans. He is a senior, majoring in Management and Marketing with a minor in Psychology, at Loyola University New Orleans.
My advice would be to be open to new friendships, and be able to speak English on a daily level. It is a very important decision and I think students need to consider all of the options that are available to them.
It was always a dream for me to come to the U.S. I find this country to have a plethora of both academic and professional opportunities for me to start my career and grow as an individual. Furthermore, I love English and this also influenced...
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