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Studying in the U.S. as a Science Master’s Student
Anmol Vohra |
We recently asked our student ambassador, Anmol Vohra, a few questions about her experience as an international student in the U.S. Read on to get her thoughts on studying in San Francisco, her science master’s program, and more. What made you want to earn your degree in the U.S.? I am currently pursuing my professional […]
Choosing the Right College for You
Kaitlin Ramby |
Earning a degree in the U.S. or Canada as an international student is the result of many months—if not years—of preparation. With thousands of schools to choose from in both countries, choosing a college that is right for you may be daunting. In this post, we discuss five crucial considerations to think about to simplify […]
6 Things I Learned from Being in a PhD Program
Trishnee Bhurosy |
Being in a doctoral program brings its own share of challenges and rewards. Currently, I have completed almost two years in my PhD program. Looking back on my progress, I can proudly say that every challenge I encountered has helped me grow both academically and non-academically. Here are six valuable lessons I learned from being […]
5 Tips on Preparing for the MBA Interview
Aimee Akimoff |
Applying to a Master of Business Administration (MBA) program can be intimidating. Aside from the examinations you need to take and the documents and recommendations that need to be collected, one of the most intimidating parts of the application process is the MBA interview. If you are worried about the interview, remember that it is […]
The IELTS Test Day Experience
IDP |
In the final installment of our three-part series we will share what to expect on the day of the test. Following the International Education Language Testing System (IELTS) overview and IELTS preparation information we shared in parts one and two, we want to make sure you are ready for the big day. Keep in mind that the […]
Understanding the U.S. Student Visa Process
Kaitlin Ramby |
You received an acceptance letter from your school of choice and now it is time to celebrate the hard work you put in! But before you begin making travel plans, there is another process you will need to go through before arriving: the U.S. student visa application process. You should begin the U.S. student visa […]
Discovering Law School Programs and Admissions Requirements
Megan Crowley |
Did you know there are over 222 law schools certified by the American Bar Association? Out of those schools, Yale, Harvard, and Stanford Law are ranked as the top three law schools. Their programs are in high demand and earning a place in one of them can be very hard without high GPA and LSAT […]
An Introduction to the IELTS Exam
IDP |
In this, the first of a three-part series, we will take you through the ins and outs of the International English Language Testing System (IELTS). We will talk about who should take the IELTS, what the test is, where you can take the test, why you need it, and when you can expect your results. […]
How I Got Into a U.S. MBA Program
Lisette Mascarenhas |
If you are a professional seeking to fast track your career to your midterm goal and believe an MBA program is your next step, then you have come to the right place! Here are some pointers from my own experience with the MBA application process as well as useful tips that helped me get into […]
Find and Apply for Financial Aid: A Step-by-Step Guide
Kaitlin Ramby |
Finding and applying for financial aid can be an overwhelming process at times. Although it is tempting to apply for everything you find to increase the odds, it is more important to be organized in your search. Instead of over applying for scholarships, we’ll show you how to narrow down your scholarship choices to make […]
Your Student Visa Work Options During and After School
Kaitlin Ramby |
Gaining valuable work experience while attending school in the U.S. is a high priority for many international students; it can even determine where an international student decides to enroll. To understand how to gain work experience in the U.S., let’s cover the options available to international students under different U.S. student visas. Two visa types […]
International Students in the U.S.: What Changed in 2016?
Kaitlin Ramby |
The International Institute of Education recently published new data in its 2016 Open Doors Report on international students in the U.S. What exactly changed in the past year and what were the new trends in U.S. international students? See the infographic below to find out. The infographic above is an updated version of a previous […]