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Posted on 10/6/2010
In an effort to recruit and retain international students, a number of universities have created organizations that are designed to welcome and support global learners. These initiatives are often created to help international scholars with their move to the U.S.
For Read full article... Posted in Choosing a U.S. Institution Posted on 10/5/2010
Recent estimates from the Pew Center suggest that community colleges enroll close to half, or more than 6 million, of all U.S. undergraduates. They are some of the most diverse academic institutions in America, enrolling international students who come from more Read full article...
Posted in Choosing a U.S. Institution Posted on 10/5/2010
In an effort to promote global communication and the exchange of ideas, a number of American universities are partnering with international institutions. These initiatives are often designed to encourage creativity among international peers and increase diversity on campuses.
For Read full article... Posted in Academics and Student Activities Posted on 10/1/2010
International students who enroll at American universities often have very unique cultural experiences. A number of schools are implementing programs which allows global learners to experience different aspects of life in the U.S.
For example, at the University Read full article... Posted in English as a Second Language Posted on 10/1/2010
International students are enrolling in U.S. undergraduate and graduate programs at higher numbers than ever before. These learners are often moving to the U.S. in order to obtain higher education and learn about American customs.
Schools Read full article... Posted in Academics and Student Activities Posted on 9/29/2010
In an effort to attract more international students to U.S. graduate programs, the government is awarding the University of California (UC) an additional $15,000 a year when it employs global students on federally funded research projects. According to a report on university Read full article...
Posted in Academics and Student Activities Posted on 9/28/2010
International students who have moved to the U.S. in order to attend college may benefit from participating in a friendship program. These initiatives are often designed to help global learners with their transition to American culture by pairing them with Read full article...
Posted in Living in the U.S. Posted on 9/28/2010
In an effort to assist and accommodate the growing number of international students who are enrolled in U.S. undergraduate programs, many universities and community colleges are improving and increasing their English as a Second Language (ESL) programs.
At Read full article... Posted in English as a Second Language Posted on 9/27/2010
In order to encourage diversity on campus, many U.S. undergraduate programs are making efforts to recruit more international students. These initiatives may be working, as a number of schools report increased enrollments of global scholars.
Read full article... Posted in Choosing a U.S. Institution Posted on 9/27/2010
A growing number of international students are moving to the U.S. in order to participate in an exchange program with an American university. These initiatives are often designed to increase diversity and offer a global Read full article...
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