The International Student Blog
Hangout for Tips on Filing Taxes as an International Student
Posted on March 13th, 2015 by Bryanna DavisIf you’re an international student inside the US don’t forget that you must file taxes before April 15th. What exactly does filing taxes entail? Everyone’s situation will be different, therefore, filing taxes won’t always be the same for each international student- it will depend on your situation. However, one thing is certain: every international student […]
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 […]
How to Find the Perfect Summer Marketing Internship
Posted on February 24th, 2015 by Bryanna DavisIt’s almost summer which means it’s time to start the hunt for an internship. If you enter the words “summer marketing internship” into your Google search engine you will be bombarded with thousands of internship opportunities all over the US. To narrow your search, and find out what kind of internship suites you best, first […]
The Information you Missed on Working in the US
Posted on February 21st, 2015 by Bryanna DavisInternational students are often on a tight budget when coming to the US and for good reason- expenses can quickly add up. Because of this, many international students explore the option of working in the United States, both during their studies and after. One of my recent Hangouts On Air answered the question of if […]
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 […]
Hangout Thursday: Things to Keep in Mind when Finding a US College
Posted on February 13th, 2015 by Bryanna DavisIf you want to study in the US but don’t know how to start the process of finding a school- you won’t want to miss our Hangout this upcoming Thursday: Things to Keep in Mind when Finding a US College. Our February guest advisor from the University of Alabama, Caitlin Kelley, will be joining me […]
Prepare a Teaching Portfolio for your Future Career
Posted on February 6th, 2015 by Bryanna DavisPrepare a teaching portfolio for your future career Aspiring teachers like you will need more than just a resume to land a job in your field- most employers will ask for a teaching portfolio. This portfolio will give you a chance to shine and express to the employers your experience, skills and work ethic. International […]
McNeese State University Wants to Hangout with You!
Posted on February 2nd, 2015 by Victoria TroupeLooking for a great college in the US? Look no further. Preble Girard, the Director of International Programs, is teaming up with InternationalStudent.com for a free, online event that will give you the inside scoop on studying at McNeese State University as an international student. She will give a short presentation about the school and […]
Your Timeline for Studying in the US
Posted on January 30th, 2015 by Bryanna DavisIf you want to become an international student in the US start researching how to make your dream a reality. Having the opportunity to study in the US will not happen overnight- the entire process can take up to a year or longer. Get started today by following the timeline for study in the US […]