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Posted on 9/2/2010
In an effort to help welcome and support international students who are moving to the U.S. in order to earn a degree, many American colleges are hosting freshmen and international orientations.
For example, Boston University (BU) holds a week-long Read full article... Posted in Living in the U.S. Posted on 9/1/2010
Many American universities are experiencing a record number of incoming international freshmen this semester. The surge in global enrollment may be due in part to an increased effort from a number of schools to accommodate international students.
Schools Read full article... Posted in Choosing a U.S. Institution Posted on 8/30/2010
This month Muslims celebrate Ramadan, which is a time of fasting from dawn until sunset, and praying up to 12 times per day. For many Muslim students who are living in the U.S., this may be their first year celebrating Ramadan Read full article...
Posted in Living in the U.S. Posted on 8/29/2010
In order for international students to fully benefit from studying in the U.S., they may want to integrate themselves into their local communities. Many American colleges host orientations and promote international student organizations in an effort to help global scholars Read full article...
Posted in Living in the U.S. Posted on 8/26/2010
Thousands of students from across the globe move to America each year in order to attend college. However, global learners may be unaware of the myriad international programs that universities in the U.S. have to offer.
For example, Read full article... Posted in Preparing for Study in the U.S. Posted on 8/26/2010
While many international students move to the U.S. in order to benefit from the academic challenges offered by American colleges, other global learners come for the opportunity to play competitive sports.
For example, the tennis team at Kansas Read full article... Posted in Academics and Student Activities Posted on 8/25/2010
Community colleges offer many academic opportunities for international students. These institutions often provide global scholars with small class sizes, affordable tuition and community environment that many non-U.S. residents look for in a university.
Schools such as Davidson County Community Read full article... Posted in Living in the U.S. Posted on 8/25/2010
A concern for some international students is that when they move to the U.S., they may be the only non-native learners in their school. However, many of the top American universities boast increasing rates of diversity and global student enrollment.
For Read full article... Posted in Choosing a U.S. Institution Posted on 8/24/2010
State universities often enroll a high number of international students. However, the smaller campus branches of these schools often provide global scholars with a close community environment.
For example, Penn State experienced record enrollments of international students this fall. Read full article... Posted in Choosing a U.S. Institution Posted on 8/24/2010
International students who wish to study in America may be inhibited by the costs associated with U.S. higher education. However, a number of financial aid opportunities are available for global scholars who wish to move to the U.S. in order Read full article...
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