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Dylana Camacho Orozco from Costa Rica is a new blogger studying at Truckee Meadows Community College in Reno, Nevada. She reflects on how she came to the U.S., saying, “When I look at my old diary entries saying that I wanted to study abroad, I feel so proud of myself knowing that I’m making that dream true.” Read more
In her final post, Truckee Meadows Community College student blogger Alaine Marie Obra reflects on her journey so far. She says, “Knowing which career path you want to take can be confusing!” But Alaine looks excitedly to her future “to see what’s in store for me and for the new endeavor I am going to take.” Read more
Student blogger Alaine Obra’s second year at Truckee Meadows Community College has just begun! As an International Peer Mentor, she saw this year’s new international students and remembered how eager she was last year to start her new journey — and now she’s in the middle of that journey, helping students begin theirs. Read more
When I made the life-changing decision to study abroad in the United States, I sought a college that not only provides academic excellence but one that would foster personal growth and inclusivity,” says Nikhar Ramlakhan, an international student from Johannesburg, South Africa, majoring in Computer Science. “Lane Community College is an excellent starting point as it offers a solid foundation and valuable opportunities for any international student pursuing higher education in the U.S. Read more
Truckee Meadows Community College’s lead counselor Erin Frock talks to international student Alaine Obra about the benefits of caring for your mental health. Alaine is studying for an associate’s degree in computer science at Truckee Meadows Community College in Reno, Nevada. Read more
Are you unsure of how to plan for international study? We’re excited to invite you to a Facebook Live session moderated by Darren Grosch, Associate Dean of Academic Affairs at LACC, and panelist Chanhyuk “Ken” Park, an international student from Gangnam, Seoul, South Korea, studying Biochemical Engineering at Skagit Valley College.
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Did you know that starting your higher education at Edmonds College saves you money and adds professional experience and a second degree to your resume? Click here to learn more. Read more
It's not too late to apply for Appalachian State University's Fall 2023 intake. We encourage you to apply as soon as possible if you are interested in joining us this fall! Read this for more information. Read more
Do you dream of study abroad? Lycoming College is still taking in applications for their 2023 Fall intake. Learn more this liberal arts college today, and find out about the diversity and transformative educational experience it offers. Read more
Toby Cutts, a student blogger attending Green River College in Washington State, thinks through the causes of homesickness. He believes it’s a feeling all international students will experience at one point or another, and he makes suggestions about getting through the hard moments of missing home. Read more
Francesca Bizzarri-Black, a student from Seattle, Washington, is studying Archeology and Classics at the American University of Rome. She explains the cultural differences between American and Italian food — from the differences in breakfast foods to the communal aspect of having a coffee. Mangia bene! Read more
“Everyone knows — or maybe you’ve noticed — that Filipinos are very active online. We go crazy with it,” says Alaine Obra. Moving to the U.S. for school, she learned to navigate a different set of apps and social media norms. Currently, Alaine is studying for an associate’s degree in computer science at Truckee Meadows Community College in Reno, Nevada. Read more
Francesca Bizzarri-Black, a student from Seattle, Washington, decided to pursue her studies abroad due to holding dual citizenship in Italy and the US. After careful consideration, she chose the American University of Rome (AUR) due to its excellent Arts and Humanities Departments, small campus and class sizes, and the fact that weekend classes allow for travel to other parts of Europe. Read more
Are you considering studying in the United States? Here are the 10 reasons to consider Evergreen Valley College in San Jose, California! Read more
Jairus Ozara Zebulun Castillo Meer is a 20-year-old international student from Las Piñas City, Philippines. He is currently a junior studying biological sciences for his major and peace and justice studies for his minor at a small liberal arts college called Hope College in Holland, Michigan. Read more
Growing up in the Philippines, student blogger Alaine Obra wasn’t able to express herself through fashion; she mostly wore uniforms to school and dressed conservatively otherwise. So, studying in the States has given Alaine a fashion awakening! Currently, Alaine is studying for an associate’s degree in computer science at Truckee Meadows Community College in Reno, Nevada. Read more
Alena Nitti is an international student from America who is studying abroad in Paris for this semester. Alena maps out the ideal day in Paris if you only have 24 hours to explore the City of Light. Read more
Are you considering studying in the United States? Here are the 5 things you need to know before you do. Student blogger Mark Ilano is studying health science at Evergreen Valley College in California and is happy to share what he’s learned on his journey. Read more
Missouri Southern State University, located in picturesque, charming Joplin, Missouri, is stepping up its support of international students by offering automatic scholarships to qualifying study abroad candidates. With Missouri Southern’s already low-cost tuition, these scholarships are sure to make continuing your education as an international student even more affordable and accessible. Read more
Toby Cutts, a student blogger attending Green River College in Washington State, says, "I am here to tell you that cooking properly will save you money and give you more time as a healthier person in the long run." Read more