The International Student Blog
Performing Arts at National University
Posted on February 11th, 2012 by Jenny FrankelNational University, long famous for its flexible, online programs, is finding new ways to meet student needs. Although National University’s 70 degree programs are available online – meaning that you can pursue your degree from home with classes that work around your schedule – National University is now joining the growing ranks of Performing Art […]
International Students in Minnesota
Posted on February 7th, 2012 by Jenny FrankelPerhaps one of the most exciting and perplexing things for international students in Minnesota to understand is the concept of the “Twin Cities.” The Twin Cities, which is a combination of both Minneapolis (the most populated city) and Saint Paul (Minnesota’s capital), is the largest metropolitan area in the state of Minnesota. Since they border […]
International Students Studying in Iowa
Posted on January 31st, 2012 by Jenny FrankelIt is a secret and forbidden love story set in the backdrop of the rustic American Heartland. It is also a best selling book and a film staring some of the biggest named American actors. Perhaps you have read or seen it. It is the Bridges of Madison County. The story outlines two siblings, who […]
Performing Arts at Sacred Heart University
Posted on January 28th, 2012 by Jenny FrankelJust a stone’s throw from Broadway and the Metropolitan Opera, Sacred Heart University is making a name for itself as one of the premier performing art schools in the US. In addition to its formal performing arts and a music minors, it have been attracting students from around the world with its dynamic Theatre Arts […]
Study in Missouri
Posted on January 24th, 2012 by Jenny FrankelThere are thousands upon thousands of students who choose to study in Missouri! Some say it is because of the highly ranked and prestigious universities within the state, all of the great job opportunities available there, or perhaps the fanatical sports fans of all the collegiate and professional teams. All of these reasons seem to […]
Delaware State Parks
Posted on January 17th, 2012 by Jenny FrankelAs an international student in Delaware, there is so much to do outside the classroom that you may find yourself packed with things to do! With the state park system in Delaware, you may find yourself laying on the beach listening to the waves or perhaps learning about US history. One must-see state park for […]
Why Tennessee?
Posted on January 10th, 2012 by Jenny FrankelMost international students that attend a college or university in Tennessee come from China (20.6% of the total international students in Tennessee), India (10.2% of the total international student population), or South Korea (6.8% of the total international student population). More and more college and universities are looking to recruit international students to diversify their […]
Study in Virginia
Posted on January 7th, 2012 by Jenny FrankelShrills of amused screams echo through the air as a roller coaster whips around a bend and skyrockets upward, only to drop its unsuspecting riders back down its steep track. This could be any rollercoaster at one of Virginia’s theme parks. Forget traveling to Orlando, Florida for fun rides, international students studying in Virginia can […]
International Students in Wisconsin
Posted on December 27th, 2011 by Jenny FrankelThe United States has often been depicted as having a unique cultural character able to be described both as a “melting pot” and a “tossed salad.” America is a nation of immigrants with varying cultures, and the melting pot imagery is intended to capture the blending of those cultures to form another that is distinctly […]
Collaborative Study Abroad Programs
Posted on December 23rd, 2011 by Jenny FrankelDid you know that 21.5% percent of the international students that came to the US last year studied business and management? It’s no wonder, with businesses connected using technology and transcending country borders, international business is an important subject for many students seeking a higher degree. With so many different programs, however, it can be […]