The International Student Blog
Finding a Finance Focus
Posted on September 7th, 2015 by Bryanna DavisFinance is essentially about allocating resources, but there are a lot of different focuses or functions of the financial sector. International students who earn a degree in finance, whether it’s a graduate degree in finance or undergraduate, will have opportunities to explore and move toward different focus areas. Eventually, building skills or expertise, even if […]
Game Design in the US: A Combination of Creative and Technical Skill
Posted on August 22nd, 2015 by Bryanna DavisHave you ever wondered who came up with the storyline behind your favorite video game? Who designed the levels, the gameplay and the environment? Who wrote the dialogue and came up with the characters? Who had the initial idea, the creative vision of an imagined interactive world that they then brought to life and shared […]
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 […]
5 New Year’s Resolutions International Students Should Make
Posted on December 13th, 2014 by Bryanna DavisTo get a fresh start on the new year it’s common practice to create a New Year resolution list. If you’re new to the idea of creating resolutions just think of these resolutions as goals- things you want to accomplish, eliminate or include in the upcoming year. Although popular resolutions include items like losing weight, […]
Four Ways To Ensure You Get A Game Design Job
Posted on October 27th, 2014 by Bryanna DavisGame design is a competitive industry, and many international students pursuing game design degrees will need to take certain steps to ensure they will be in a position get a game design job upon graduation. Read on to reveal a number of ways international students can make the process of finding a game design job […]
Preparing Your Recording Arts Portfolio
Posted on September 8th, 2014 by Jenny FrankelThe application process for a recording arts degree can be rather monotonous. Filling out several forms has hardly ever been described as fun and exciting. But recording arts programs allow you (and often requires you) to put together a portfolio of your creative work, giving you a chance to be expressive in ways beyond just […]
Broadcasting in Portuguese in the US
Posted on June 16th, 2014 by Bryanna DavisAs a country famous for its diversity, the United States certainly has no shortage of jobs in television and radio for people who speak languages other than English. The Portuguese or Portuguese-speaking community, whose members in the US are referred to as “Luso-Americans,” is a small but expanding American demographic and is a growing source […]
3 Keys to Building Credit
Posted on June 7th, 2014 by Bryanna DavisInternational students can and should start building their credit score as soon as possible. A credit score is the grade that you’re assigned based upon your financial history. Having a strong credit score can help you any time you have a credit report run on your name- for example when you try to rent an […]
Mapping your Undergraduate Degree in Video Game Development
Posted on June 2nd, 2014 by Bryanna DavisIt’s obvious that video game development majors are pursuing their passion for video games by turning their love of gaming into a career. The decision to receive an undergraduate degree in video game development from an institution in the United States can be a lucrative and fulfilling one. Video game development majors in the United […]
Show Production and House of Worship Technology
Posted on March 24th, 2014 by Bryanna DavisSome church services look very similar to rock concerts these days. The lead singer with perfectly gelled hair strums his electric guitar while the drummer pounds out the beat in the back and lights dance around the room in bright green, blue, and red hues. The only difference between this service and a concert is […]