Learn about what it’s like to be an international student in the U.S. beyond the basics with information about studies in law, medicine, aviation, and more.
2020 was a major year of change that no one saw coming; it produced enough challenges physically, socially, economically, and educationally to accurately be titled as a notable period of immense hardship and infamy.
Living on campus might seem great when you’re still learning your way around as a freshman. After your first or second semester, you could feel ready to move off-campus and live more independently.
Acknowledging and dealing with burnout can be pretty tough sometimes, but it’s crucial to take steps to deal with it so that you can get better and move forward with joy, peace, and a sense of fulfillment in the work you’re doing
Becoming a psychiatrist requires an extensive education and plenty of passion. You’ll spend four years in undergraduate studies, four years in med school, and another four years in residency before reaching your first patients, but then you&rsq...
Student career preparation is top priority for the College of Business at the University of Northern Iowa (UNI) in Cedar Falls, Iowa. The faculty and staff at this small, public university of almost 10,000 students is committed to ensuring that stude...
For those who are thinking about grad school, there are many things to consider and prepare for, one of them being some kind of grad school test, such as the GRE, GMAT, or LSAT.
Travis Drageset is the 2017 MAGGIE Award Winner for Best Use of Social Media/Trade. An award that is justly deserved if you go by what she has accomplished as the Marketing & Social Media Specialist in charge of Study in the USA&rs...
You may have heard of the many benefits of studying in an intensive English program in the United States. You will gain proficiency in reading, writing, listening and speaking. You will polish your grammar and prepare for the TOEFL exam.
George Mason University International Student Leslie Malher Is Taking Her Career to the Bank—the World Bank
You are standing in front of a classroom full of eager peers waiting for you to speak. Maybe your hands start to shake and your voice follows. Maybe you subconsciously tap your foot, and when you open your mouth to begin, all that comes out is, &ldqu...
These job and internship interview tips are a great foundation. You might not get the position the first time around, but trying and trying again will certainly help you practice and learn more about the process.
When setting up a home work area, choosing the right space to get your work done is going to the basis of your decision. You’ll want to consider multiple factors in choosing the right space, such as noise level, internet connection, lighting, a...
You don’t need to have a step-by-step guide to follow during your semester-off, but you do want to have a general idea of how to spend your time off — taking online courses at a local community college, exploring alternate career paths, a...
The immigrant community has been instrumental in building some of the most innovative companies in America.
In the U.S.A., education oftentimes extends beyond books and teachers to include experiences outside the classroom.
When I applied to Seattle University (SU), I applied as an English/Creative Writing major; I loved theatre, but when I said I also wanted to be an actress, I really meant a movie actress. Sure, I also picked SU because I liked the theatre program, bu...
We’ve all heard that immersion is one of the best ways to be fluent in a language. That’s one of the reasons so many of us chose to study in the U.S. But, what do you do when you get stuck?
The thing is, as international students, we don’t have the same opportunities that domestic students have to apply to any part-time jobs while studying. We’re here on a student visa, and most of us don’t have social security numbers...
Taking a vacation to the United States is an endless adventure! There is so much to see and do, but why not take advantage of your time in the USA to improve your English?
When studying in a foreign country, one of the most difficult experiences you'll face is managing your personal finances. Being in a new country with a different currency, financial system, and pricing methods can be anxiety inducing.
An internship can be paid or unpaid but it is an excellent way to build your business skills. Those who start internships become familiar with corporate mechanisms, learn how to interact with others, grow their intercultural abilities, and have the o...
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