International Students — Articles

What’s the secret to US university acceptance? There's no magic trick that helps, but it’s smart to focus on these five areas for a better application.

Making friends on campus as an international student can be intimidating. Here are three great resources to help you meet people naturally and comfortably.

Students have a lot of options for study abroad. Learn more about SAI Programs and all its locations, academic programs, costs, and aid options right here.

The interview is an important part of obtaining your visa to attend university in the US. Get a preview of the process from a student who’s been there.

Looking for a great university with resources and programs tailored to international students? Check out this list of great options in the Midwestern US.

If you're looking for a great place to study in the Northeastern US, check out these colleges and universities that are perfect for international students.

The American West is home to many colleges and universities in varying climates and terrains. And these schools are looking for international students like you!

Finish up your university enrollment process with this expert advice on visas, exams, and resources from long-time admission consultant Beata Williams.

Interested in traveling to New England for your university journey? This US region is home to a lot of great schools, including the ones on this list!

Good organization, writing, and editing are important to any college application and admission essay. An international student offers her best advice here!

Planning to study at an American university but not sure where you should go? Check out this list of great colleges and universities in the Southern US.

As the pandemic continues, let's take a look at how it's affecting student visas and scholarships for students looking to study outside their home countries.

In this last installment, international students can learn about essays, application details, and final things to keep in mind for Ivy League admission.

In part two of the three-part series, we discuss how international students can plan early, be aware of test requirements, and invest in their extracurriculars.

In part one of this three-part series, we discuss international students' desire to attend Ivy League institutions and the chances they have of admission.

University can be expensive for international students in the US. Here's how economically disadvantaged students can pay for their education.

Planning to attend university in the US? Learn about potential SAT and ACT requirements and English-language proficiency tests you may have to take here.

Exploring colleges and starting the admission process can be scary for undocumented students, but with the right advice, it doesn't have to be!

Deciding to attend a US university is a big enough step as it is, let alone thinking about an area of study. Here's how to make this major decision.

Your international university list may only consist of schools with big names that you're familiar with. Read on to find out why that's a big mistake.

Interested in pursuing a degree overseas? Here's what you need to know to start your international university search, plus factors that may differ from US colleges.

Going abroad for university can be stressful enough without worrying about having a bad experience. Here are 10 mistakes to avoid for a good first year.

If you want to attend a university in the United States, you need a student visa. So what's the student visa process like? Read on to find out.

Planning to attend university in the States? Check out these useful resources for international students, available right on campus!

A starter guide to the TOEFL, including information about the Reading, Listening, Speaking, and Writing sections, plus resources to help you study.

Finding a good cultural fit in a university is important to ensure you'll be comfortable on campus. Here's how to review schools through this cultural lens.

US financial aid can be confusing for any student but especially international students. Here's a guide to help you figure it out before you choose a school.

Get an idea of why these three international students chose to study in the United States and what their experience has been like.

Before coming to the United States for university, it's critical that you understand how financial aid for international students works. Here's what you need to know.

Universities in the United States offer several types of aid, and it is important to understand your options to make an informed decision.

How can you know if you'll feel at home at a school halfway around the globe without seeing it in person? Going through these steps is a good way to start!

Finding the right graduate program is tough. Finding the right program as an international student is even tougher. Here are 10 important issues to keep in mind.

Thinking about studying in the United States? Here's a list of what you need to do--and when you need to do it!

The United States of America attracts students from all over the globe. Why? Here are six advantages of choosing to attend a college or university in the US.

Managing the whole US admission process while also searching for scholarships to help pay for college is a lot for any student. Use this advice to balance it all.

How do you sort through all of your U.S. university options? How do you figure out what is required? And what do these schools really want to see on your application? Here's what you need to know.

In order to pick your school, you'll need to rely on open house seminars conducted in your area, feedback from friends and acquaintances who have attended the school, and the Internet. But how do you know that the information is reliable?

Interested in working in the U.S. after you graduate? First, the bad news: anyone searching for a job in today's market faces stiff competition. Now for the good news: if you're starting early, you can lay the groundwork for a successful job search.

International students discover a world of opportunity in the United States, and no small number of those opportunities arise from campus activities. Here, take a sneak peek at what U.S. campus life is like through the lens of one school and the diverse experiences of its international student population.

Canada is a popular academic destination for students from around the world. Here's a comprehensive look at Canadian education, universities, and everyday life.

As you painstakingly complete your university applications, you may be wondering how admission officers might evaluate these pieces of information. Well, we went right to the source to find out! Here, an international admission counselor explains the rationale behind holistic application reviews.

You're about to embark on an exciting journey to find and apply to US universities. Here's all the expert advice that international students should know.

Wondering how to apply for a student visa? It's not the easiest part of the US admission process, but it's well within your reach if you follow these steps.

The US university experience is about more than studying. Here's why international students should join clubs and organizations to get connected on campus.

Each year tens of thousands of international students travel to the United States to attend a college or university. The experience is often exciting, but at other times can be daunting, so staying connected with friends and family is essential to the well-being of an international student.

Canada has amazing universities that attract top-tier students. Here's what to expect of the college admission process, learning, and life in Canada.

Whether you are starting school across the state or across the globe, the transition to this next stage in your life can be stressful.

Often touted as the "land of opportunity," the United States offers an abundance of possibilities not only for individual advancement, but also for obtaining an education that fits a student's needs and can be tailored to his or her ambitions.

Loyola University New Orleans' Center for International Education outlines the steps you can take to help you adjust to a new culture.

What makes the US a great place to earn your degree? Here are the top reasons, plus ways you can start your search and make your university journey possible.

The process of deciding who gets into American universities and colleges is unlike any other in the world.

Finding a job in general can be challenging. As an international student, there are even more details to keep in mind.

The steps to adjusting when you arrive for university abroad.

There is only one part of the college application left to submit: the dreaded essay.

The US is a popular college destination, but the admission process is work. Ask these questions as an international student to start the university search.

Right now, you are probably wondering how to go about obtaining financial aid and scholarships. The process can be somewhat complicated but certainly not impossible; if you are thorough in your preparation and careful about deadlines, you can enhance your chances for success.

For students who cannot visit campuses in person, these bustling fairs offer an invaluable opportunity to gain a unique perspective about the schools that interest them.

Many students who come to study in America have expectations about campus life shaped by television and movies, or by offhand comments from well-meaning friends and family. Here's the truth behind some of the most common myths.