The International Student Blog
Common Courses When Studying Business
Posted on April 20th, 2015 by Jenny FrankelSince business is one of the most popular and widespread majors in the US, a lot of undergraduate business programs might look fairly similar upon first glance- especially when it comes to the standard business courses. Business course titles, let’s face it, seem overly vague, broad, and uninformative on the surface. And oftentimes business course […]
Studying Broadcasting in Big Markets vs. Small Markets
Posted on April 6th, 2015 by Jenny FrankelA common misconception in the aspiring broadcaster’s search for some of the best broadcasting schools is that studying broadcasting in big markets is the only way to gain the experience and contacts needed to succeed. Massive metropolises like New York, Los Angeles, and Chicago thus become the main focus for prospective broadcasting students to hunt […]
Diving into the Real World: Top Business Internships
Posted on March 30th, 2015 by Jenny FrankelIt would be difficult to overestimate the importance of internships for business students. There is absolutely no better way to get a grip on the business world than by experiencing it firsthand. There are thousands of internships out there, but here are just a few of the best business internship opportunities. Google, Inc. Though most […]
Top Tips for Prospective Literature Students
Posted on March 8th, 2015 by Bryanna DavisSo you’ve figured out the answer to the question “Why study literature?” and you’ve decided that a degree in literature is the thing for you. But the literature programs you’re looking into don’t really kick off until a student’s later years – sophomore, maybe even junior year. What can you do right off the bat […]
Study to Become a Pilot
Posted on March 2nd, 2015 by Jenny FrankelBeing a pilot is hard work. As an international student studying aviation it is good to know the types of programs available so that you know where to study aviation and what certifications and degrees are required. More and more pilots are being required to have two or four year degrees in an aviation related […]
Applying for a Film Internship
Posted on February 16th, 2015 by Jenny FrankelYou can’t work without experience and you can’t get experience without work. That is a common saying among the American college culture. So how do you break into the professional world of the film industry? One word: internships. Film internships are important in helping a film student get a job in the film industry. They […]
Should you Take Tourism Management Courses in the US?
Posted on January 19th, 2015 by Jenny FrankelTaking tourism management courses in the U.S. is a smart choice for international students. It is a common belief that they may have an advantage in the industry because of their exposure to foreign cultures. Normally tourism degree programs require a student to learn about another language or culture because the industry involves catering and […]
Living With the Land When Studying Agriculture
Posted on January 5th, 2015 by Jenny FrankelHave you ever thought that an amusement park and agriculture could be connected? Well at Walt Disney World in Orlando, Florida this dream can come true. Walt Disney World has four theme parks on the property and one of them, Epcot theme park, is home to ‘The Land’ pavilion. The Land Pavilion was built to […]
Studying Broadcasting in Los Angeles
Posted on December 28th, 2014 by Jenny FrankelLos Angeles is one of the top destinations for international students coming to the US, as a world-class city with famous beaches, strong culture, many prominent ethnic groups, and the core of the American entertainment industry. Let’s take a closer look at what prospects the City of Angels has to offer to students looking to […]
More than Getting Coffee: Recording Arts Internship Expectations
Posted on December 15th, 2014 by Jenny FrankelStudents often fear internships. While they serve as great opportunities to learn skills relevant to future careers, internships tend to be associated with busywork, cleaning, and coffee runs. While certainly internships will feature some of these tasks —there’s always a lot more to it, especially in the recording arts fields. A recording arts internship is […]