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Social Media: Your Best Marketing Tool

Posted on May 16th, 2013 by Jenny Frankel

LinkedIn, Twitter, Facebook, Pinterest, Blogger…what should these websites mean to you? Well, if you decide to study marketing in the US they may just be the keys to your marketing success! Learning to master social media can really help your marketing efforts and create positive results for your company, just as it states in “Social [...]





Apply to SUNY Brockport

Posted on May 15th, 2013 by Ben Cohen

If you’re an international student who’s answered the question “Why study literature?” and you’ve decided to go ahead with it, one of your next moves may be to apply to SUNY Brockport. The State University of New York in Brockport offers a great literature concentration through its bachelor’s and master’s degrees in English. The SUNY [...]





Study Tourism Management

Posted on May 15th, 2013 by Jenny Frankel

The United States is a diverse country full of many different landscapes, nationalities, and people. The states are also home to many different tourists’ attractions which draw millions and millions of tourists every year. If you’re an international student who wants to study tourism management in the states, then you’ve come to the right place. [...]





Military Pilot

Posted on May 14th, 2013 by Bryanna Lindblom

Are you an international student interested in hovering a helicopter over the open sea with Navy seals dangling on extension ropes, ready to make a rescue? Would you like the challenge of landing a fighter plane on an aircraft carrier? How about the idea of flying over enemy grounds to scout or participate in a [...]





Sociology Graduate School Funding

Posted on May 13th, 2013 by Bryanna Lindblom

Many careers in sociology require individuals to have a graduate degree in sociology. While in graduate school, taking classes and doing your own research will take up much of your time, and many sociology departments recommend that graduate international students do not have a job outside of the department. So, how do graduate students in [...]





Undergraduate Degree in Video Game Development

Posted on May 9th, 2013 by Bryanna Lindblom

International students aspiring toward an undergraduate degree in video game development from an institution in the United States should familiarize themselves with their prospective institution’s figures and statistics regarding their current students and graduates. Institutions in the United States keep record of their students’ debt, job placement upon graduation, and average length of time taken [...]





Becoming a Music Producer

Posted on May 8th, 2013 by Jenny Frankel

Many students considering careers in recording engineering might be interested in pursuing a career as a music producer. A music producer’s job is to oversee the creation of music. Some music producers work for record labels, while others produce sounds for movies, television, music videos, commercials, or video games. Becoming a music producer often requires [...]





5 Graduate School Tips

Posted on May 7th, 2013 by Jenny Frankel

If you are an economics undergrad and considering taking your education to the next level, you may be in need of some guidance. If so, here are 5 graduate school tips for applying to a graduate economics degree program: 1. The first graduate school tip is to take a lot of math as an undergraduate. [...]





Accreditation of Broadcasting Schools

Posted on May 6th, 2013 by Bryanna Lindblom

There are countless ways to study broadcasting. With different broadcasing degrees and certificates to earn and institutions ranging from career colleges to programs of four years and more, the options can be hard to sift through. One of the things to think about, especially when it comes to community and career colleges, is the accreditation [...]





Business Skills in Other Careers

Posted on May 2nd, 2013 by Jenny Frankel

For many international students, it’s difficult to know what career you want to go into when you’re only 18 or 19 years old. But colleges often require that you choose a major by the end of your freshman year. So what should you do if you’re not set on a particular major? One option is [...]