The International Student Blog
5 Job Interview Tips for International Students
Posted on February 12th, 2014 by Bryanna DavisWhether you are an international student interviewing for an on-campus job or an OPT position, you will want to collect as much advice as possible. Here are 5 job interview tips for international students in the US that you will want to listen to! Be Firm In the United States and many other western countries […]
Alex Day and the Future of Self-Producing
Posted on February 10th, 2014 by Jenny FrankelInternational students interested in pursuing careers in recording engineering by creating and producing their own music might consider looking to Alex Day for inspiration. Alex Day, a self-produced musician from Essex, England, is one of a growing number of young musicians who are changing the recording industry forever. “I don’t have a label, a manager, […]
Choosing a Major in Economics
Posted on February 4th, 2014 by Jenny FrankelChoosing a major can be difficult, especially for international students. With so much riding on the line, the choice can sometimes seem overwhelming. One of the hardest things about the decision is finding a major that strikes a balance between something you enjoy, and something that will get you a good job when you graduate. […]
Experience Super Bowl While Studying in the US
Posted on February 1st, 2014 by Bryanna DavisOn February 2nd millions of individuals in the United States will turn on their TV for one of the largest US television events of the year- the Super Bowl. Thanks to the half time show and ingenious commercials, both sports fans and non-sports fans alike find common ground when it comes to gathering for the […]
A Great (and Free) Valentine’s Day Gift
Posted on January 31st, 2014 by Bryanna DavisTomorrow is the first day of February which means if you are trying to plan something special for your loved ones on Valentine’s day- you only have two weeks left. If you’re tired of just buying chocolates and flowers, we have a new Valentine’s day gift idea for you- let us tell the one you […]
Planning for Spring Break
Posted on January 25th, 2014 by Bryanna DavisInternational students dedicate themselves to intense studying year round, but at some point they need a break from the academic rigors of their courses. Luckily students get one to two weeks each spring semester to take a nice relaxing break away from their classes. Some students decide to go home, and others plan getaway vacations. […]
Broadcasting Reality: On-Air Broadcasting Jobs
Posted on January 20th, 2014 by Jenny FrankelThere are few jobs as glamorous in broadcasting as being an on-air reporter or anchor. Unfortunately, there are also few jobs as competitive. International students pursuing an education in broadcasting may find themselves out of luck if they go to school in a big city and just expect to get one of these jobs there […]
How to Feel at Home as an International Student
Posted on January 16th, 2014 by Bryanna DavisBeing an international student is exciting! But as a natural part of travel comes culture shock which opens the doors to feeling homesick. This means that longing to be with friends and family back home can get in the way of your new experiences abroad. Your time abroad is very valuable and more often than […]
Recording Arts for your Eyes and Ears
Posted on January 6th, 2014 by Jenny FrankelWhen people think of the recording arts, the first thing that comes to mind for most people is the audio from a recording studio. But to think of recording arts as just dealing with sound is to miss a huge part of the field. Sound interacting with visuals adds another dimension to any recording. Not […]
Running out of Funds? Start Budgeting!
Posted on January 5th, 2014 by Bryanna DavisInternational students often find that their finances may be a bit more limited than they would initially like. It’s not easy to be a full time student and have a job, and most students cannot balance both a job and academics. Because students will have limited funds, it is important to have a budget put […]