The International Student Blog
Degrees in Film for International Students
Posted on November 4th, 2016 by Jenny FrankelFrom learning camera equipment to understanding the dynamics of a famous film, each degree in film teaches international students something new and exciting about the world of film. There are many different degrees an international student can get in film. Just at the University of Southern California Los Angeles there are two different schools with […]
How Knowing the History of Aviation Can Help When Applying for a Degree in Aviation
Posted on September 9th, 2016 by Jenny FrankelHaving a little bit of knowledge about the history of aviation when deciding how to apply for a degree in aviation can help you during the application process. Some US colleges and universities, might require an essay or more information during an interview about what you enjoy about flight, why you want to study aviation […]
Applying to Schools in the USA
Posted on August 26th, 2016 by Jenny FrankelIf you want to study in the US then it’s best to get started on the process right away. When applying to schools in the USA, you’ll encounter a lot of the same applications, essay topics and transcript requests that American students have to complete. But if you want to study in the U.S. as […]
Working as a Recording Engineer
Posted on August 5th, 2016 by Jenny FrankelRecording engineering is both an art and a science, and working as a recording engineer requires both technical and creative skills. As audio manipulation technology becomes more sophisticated, the recording engineer’s job becomes just as creative and vital as the musician’s in the recording process. Working as a recording engineer means being responsible for preparing […]
Everyone Seems to Love Small Businesses, But What is a Small Business?
Posted on January 29th, 2016 by Jenny FrankelIf you’ve ever paid attention to American politics, one phrase that gets batted around constantly is “small business.” Small business are praised as the foundation of the country, lauded as pinnacles of the American dream, and used as political leverage in a variety of contentious issues. But what is a small business? Is small business […]
Study Business at Felician College
Posted on January 15th, 2016 by Jenny FrankelMany students first look to larger universities when trying to find where they will pursue their business degree. However, keep in mind that a high-quality business education can be found at smaller universities and colleges, and these institutions should not be overlooked. One option for international students to get a top-notch business education at a […]
Paying Politicians More
Posted on January 8th, 2016 by Jenny FrankelA recent article at Freakonomics.com asks the intriguing question: “Would Paying Politicians More Attract Better Politicians?” Politicians in America already get paid quite a bit of money; in fact some might even argue that they get paid too much. However, the question being asked by the website is not whether or not it would be […]
What is an MBA? Breaking Down the Masters in Business Administration
Posted on January 1st, 2016 by Jenny FrankelJust about everywhere you look these days you’ll see ads for MBAs and hear people talking about going back to get their MBA. Online, on the bus, on billboards, and on our favorite TV shows. MBAs seem like pretty important things! But what is an MBA? What’s so special about a masters in business administration […]
Marketing Making the World A Better Place
Posted on December 18th, 2015 by Jenny FrankelAside from the many employment possibilities and cool job description…why study marketing? Maybe you never considered this before, but becoming a marketing professional can give you the opportunity to make the world a better place. Let’s look at a unique marketing campaign called The Waiting Time Experiment for example. Did you know that in Germany […]
Pursuing a Degree in Aviation
Posted on October 9th, 2015 by Jenny FrankelWhen thinking about pursuing a degree in aviation inside the US, many questions may come to mind- especially in the initial stages of application. A few questions you might be asking include: “Where can I get an application? What’s going to be on the application? Will the classes be hard? Will I get some flight […]