The International Student Blog
Taking a Class on Shakespeare when Studying Literature
Posted on July 6th, 2015 by Ben CohenStudents who study literature spend a lot of time reading and analyzing many different types of literary writing. While the guidelines are not exact, different literature programs will often cover very similar topics, at least among their required courses. One of the most common literature courses is a course on the most famous of English-language […]
8 Things to do the Month before Studying in the US
Posted on July 2nd, 2015 by Bryanna DavisThe month before you head to the US is full of excitement (and stress). To help make your preparations run as smooth as possible, here are eight things you need to keep in mind before you jump on a plane. 1. The only thing worse than being stranded at the airport is being stranded and […]
Tips for Making a Good Impression at your Internship
Posted on June 29th, 2015 by Jenny FrankelInternships are an important part of the education process and they serve as a jumping off point into a professional career. Internships are a great way to network with and meet professionals, gain experience in the film industry and potentially turn your unpaid internship into a full time job. If you want to make a […]
Get an International Student Loan for the Fall Semester
Posted on June 26th, 2015 by Bryanna DavisIt’s the time of year when many international students are trying to prepare for the upcoming semester by finding funding. If you’re planning on studying inside the United States next semester, more than likely you’re also searching for financial aid. The first step is to apply for as many scholarships as soon as possible. Scholarships […]
Hangout Alert: Tips for Writing a Great Admission Essay
Posted on June 19th, 2015 by Bryanna DavisSummer is here! This means it’s a great time to start your search for a college or university to attend and start collecting information on how to make your college application process and transition run as smooth as possible. To help you jump-start this initiative make sure you join our Hangout On Air Friday the […]
US College Degree Levels Explained
Posted on June 12th, 2015 by Bryanna DavisIf you’ve been researching colleges and universities inside the United States and have hit a brick wall when discussion of degree levels came into the picture, you’re not alone. Many students trying to study inside the US find that determining which US degree level they need to pursue can be a challenge. During the month […]
Economics Internship Tips
Posted on May 23rd, 2015 by Jenny FrankelFinding an economics internship that is right for you can be hard. This is especially true for international students. Some companies are only able to hire US students as they’re not able to handle the extra paperwork and strict guidelines that come with hiring international students. Don’t worry though! There are many things that you […]
Spend Summer Break On Campus
Posted on May 19th, 2015 by Bryanna DavisClasses are out for the summer which means your college campus closely resembles a scene from The Walking Dead: empty. If you decided to stay on campus this summer and are now debating whether you made the right decision, take a deep breath and continue reading before you rush into buying a plane ticket home. […]
Hangout for Information on US Degree Programs
Posted on May 15th, 2015 by Bryanna DavisBefore you can find a US college or university inside the US that you want to attend you need to know what type of degree you want to obtain: an Associate, Bachelor, Master or Doctoral. Not every school will offer each of these degrees meaning before you can find a college or university you need […]
Associate’s vs. Bachelor’s Degree in Recording Engineering
Posted on May 12th, 2015 by Devan JohnsonFor students hoping to pursue recording engineering careers, an undergraduate degree in Recording Engineering is the best place to begin. Recording engineering programs help to prepare students for employment with recording studios, broadcasting networks and cable, television and film production companies. After earning a degree in Recording Engineering, graduates may go on to become studio […]