The International Student Blog
Mariana Studying in Canada Part II
Posted on February 8th, 2019 by Phu NguyenBelow is the second blog update by Mariana Barbosa, InternationalStudent.com’s 2018 Travel Video Contest winner. Mariana is now studying Canada. You can track her journey by checking our blog throughout the year. I admire anyone who can go ice skating. I tried and didn’t succeed, for now. It was fun though. Maybe with a lot of […]
The Benefit of Studying English at an ELS Language Center
Posted on September 14th, 2018 by Yessica PratoAs international students pursue their dreams of coming to study in the US, language is one of the most important factors they have to consider. English is one of the most difficult languages to learn, but that doesn’t prevent thousands of international students from taking the initiative to learn it every year. For over 50 […]
5 Apps All International Students Need
Posted on September 7th, 2018 by Jacqueline SchultzWe all know that there is literally an app for absolutely everything. Apps provide a great way for individuals to have fun and stay connected to what they care about. International students, like all other students really, also tend to download and research relevant apps that may assist them with travel and adjusting to life […]
International Student Loans for the 2018 Fall Semester
Posted on August 17th, 2018 by Bryanna DavisThe 2018 Fall semester is here and hopefully so is the funding you need. If not, there’s still time to search and apply for an international student loan. There are a variety of lenders inside the United States, however, not every lender will work with international students and not every lender will work with each […]
Importance of Networking for International Students in the US
Posted on January 12th, 2018 by Yessica PratoThe word networking can fall under two categories: Social and Business. Both are very important as it is a way to create a support system for both personal and professional development. Social networking or socializing tends to be less intimidating for international students. However, when you travel to the US to complete your degree, it […]
Fall Festivals and Activities for International Students To Attend In The US
Posted on September 29th, 2017 by Yessica PratoAs the leaves turn from green to bright orange, red, and yellow, students like you start pouring into colleges. Although fall in the US always directly correlates with a new school year, getting ready for classes isn’t the only focus students have during this time. The fall semester brings with it a variety of activities that international […]
Need a job? Tips on finding a job and jobs you have not considered!
Posted on August 18th, 2017 by Yessica PratoA new semester begins and with it your tuition, fees, and books will quickly empty your bank account. There is no need to panic! There are many ways for an international student in the US to find jobs and there are a lot of jobs that you may not have considered before. With your tight […]
Staying Safe While Studying In The United States
Posted on July 21st, 2017 by Yessica PratoStaying safe while you are studying abroad is very important. Unfortunately, we live in a world where some people may take advantage of others, especially international students. When it comes to studying in a different country, one thing is certain – the struggle is very real! Most of the time you are on a tight […]
4 Adjustments International Students in the US Face
Posted on May 19th, 2017 by Yessica PratoPart of being an international student is getting involved with the culture and customs around you. Customs and traditions differ from place to place. However, in the United States you will notice an incredible amount of diversity. Whether it’s the different people or the extreme changes in weather as you fly from New York to […]
Ways to Socialize as a New International Student
Posted on January 20th, 2017 by Yessica PratoThe first day of school is always a mix of feelings. Excitement of the new things that are coming, nervousness that we fit in well, and determination to start classes on the right foot are just a few of them. As an international student, a new semester means a new opportunity to get out of […]