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Posted on Thursday, December 29th, 2011 under Choosing a College, International Students, Living in the US
Are you an international student who wants to study at a US college?
Whether you are eager to pursue a degree full-time in the US or simply study at a US college for a semester, there are plenty of great schools that accept international students such as yourself with open arms.
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Posted on Thursday, August 4th, 2011 under Campus Correspondents, Living in the US, Study Abroad
Reverse culture shock: there is no reverse about it, really. It’s just plain old culture shock, and it’s kind of fun.
I know that might seem a little strange since it doesn’t sound like a particularly inviting phrase, but there are definitely some good things about it — in addition to the bad, of course.
Here are some tips on how to make the transition back home easy and enjoyable from someone who recently returned from studying abroad herself.
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Posted on Friday, April 15th, 2011 under International Students, Living in the US, Video
Identity theft can happen to anyone, even international students who are issued a Social Security number when they are in the US.
Watch our video to learn 3 things you can do to reduce that risk.
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Posted on Monday, April 11th, 2011 under International Students, Living in the US, Money
It’s tax season, and college students (including international students) are not exempt from it. Consider it yet another initiation into the wonderful world of adulthood.
Find some answers to FAQs by college students confronted with taxes.
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Posted on Friday, January 21st, 2011 under International Students, Living in the US, Video
Meeting new people isn’t just about coming up to strangers and starting a conversation — it’s about continuing that conversation.
And since idioms are such an ingrained part of the English language, it’s hard to avoid them when socializing.
In today’s video blog, we’ve compiled a list of common American English idioms that people use daily.
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Posted on Friday, January 7th, 2011 under International Students, Living in the US, Video
When moving to a new country, I know how tempting it can be to live with another international student — especially if he or she is from the same country as you are. But don’t give in to that temptation!
Living with an American roommate has many perks.
In today’s video, find out the many ways in which an American roommate is the best choice for an international student.
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Posted on Monday, May 3rd, 2010 under Choosing a College, Living in the US, Student Life
College towns — their size, location and atmosphere — more or less determine the fate of your social life in college. There are a lot of colleges and universities out there. So students, take note!
Whether you’re a food buff, a beach bum or love the outdoors, we know the best place for you to go to college. Check out the list of our six favorite college towns!
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Posted on Wednesday, November 18th, 2009 under International Students, Living in the US
Are you considering studying in the United States? You’re not alone!
The number of international students in the US hit an all time high this academic year. In the 2008/2009 academic year, there has been an 8% increase in the number of international students in US colleges and universities, for a record high of 671,616.
Did your country make the top 7 list?
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Posted on Friday, November 6th, 2009 under Learning English, Living in the US, Money
American English idioms flourish around money and business. However, international students may find themselves more bewildered than enriched.
What is a “dog-eat-dog” industry, for instance? Or a store that charges “an arm and a leg”?
Here are some common idioms to make your social interactions more profitable!
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Posted on Monday, August 31st, 2009 under Living in the US, Student Housing
Even if Mom and Dad say you can bring your dirty laundry home on the weekends, doing your laundry on your own is an easy way to prove to your parents that you’re doing fine on your own. Just don’t let your pink socks give you away …
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Posted on Monday, August 17th, 2009 under International Students, Learning English, Living in the US
English idioms are a regular fixture on American college campuses, but international students may find them puzzling. Here are ten common expressions heard around campus in both academic and social contexts.
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Posted on Wednesday, August 12th, 2009 under International Students, Living in the US
New international students at US colleges and universities can find support services throughout their campus for anything from academic worries to mental issues to cultural concerns.
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Posted on Wednesday, August 5th, 2009 under Living in the US, Money
College credit cards can be tempting, especially when you find yourself bombarded by loads of credit card offers with special student incentives. But consider these key credit card tips before signing up.
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Posted on Monday, August 3rd, 2009 under International Students, Living in the US, Orientation, Student Life
International student orientation is an exciting experience that will give you the opportunity to meet fellow international students and get all the info you need to survive your first year at school in a foreign country.
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Posted on Wednesday, July 22nd, 2009 under Living in the US, Moving, Student Housing
Before you squeeze in your clothes, computer and cell phone, make sure your luggage contains these 6 essential items that all college freshmen will want in their first 24 hours in the dorms.
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