6 Tips for Affordable Education in the U.S.

Are you considering the U.S. for higher education and looking for affordable education opportunities? Our 6 tips offer practical strategies and resources to overcome financial challenges with insights into getting scholarships, finding cost-effective accommodation, and adopting savvy budgeting practices. Making your dream of studying in the U.S. more accessible and financially manageable!

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ASU Global Launch opens doors to Afghan students to achieve their dreams through English education

Three Afghan women — Nasiba Hakimi, Saliha Salihi, and Yalda Battori — came to the U.S. to study at Arizona State University (ASU), overcome challenges, and excel academically through the support of ASU's Global Launch program. Global Launch prepares students for academic success in the U.S., particularly through its immersive English classes, student support, and extracurricular activities.

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Launch Your Future with FSU's Bridge to University and Professional Success Program

The Framingham State University Bridge to University and Professional Success Program (Bridge Program) is carefully crafted to specifically provide international students with two essentials: academic skills and knowledge required for success in American and global academic environments, as well as professional contexts.

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Why a Technology Degree at UNI Might be what You Need

Technology is advancing quicker than ever. International students seeking a technology-based career should consider the University of Northern Iowa (UNI). UNI’s Computer Science and Automation Engineering Technology programs focus on helping you develop the skills and experience that employers are looking for.

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Study in the United States: Discover Academic and Professional Opportunities in the Land of Opportunity

The United States is a popular study-abroad destination for its diverse culture, education, and career opportunities. With 16 out of the top 25 global universities, the U.S. offers a wide range of degree programs, including over 500 STEM majors qualifying for student work visas. International students can gain invaluable work experience through internships and Optional Practical Training (OPT) programs, with STEM graduates eligible for up to three years of OPT. U.S. locations offer a variety of settings from bustling cities to peaceful countrysides and coastal areas, providing a welcoming environment for international students. To study in the U.S., the TOEFL iBT® test is a crucial step, as it is accepted by 100% of U.S. universities and preferred by 9 out of 10.

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Advice for International Students from Women in Education on International Women's Day

Do you dream of being an international student and wish you had someone to turn to for advice? In honor of International Women’s Day, we asked more than 30 women who work in international education — helping students just like you! — for their best bits of advice.

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Why Make a Vision Board

Vision boards are powerful tools that can help turn ideas into action. Walking by your vision board and seeing a daily reminder of what you’re working toward can motivate you to keep yourself focused on what’s important. Your most important goals can be the driving force behind a great year to come! 

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How To Ace Your College Application

Is it your dream to study abroad in the USA? A strong college application is a must, and this article walks you through every step of the process. From identifying which schools would be your best fit to crushing your essay, we’ve outlined a path to help successfully launch your international education experience.

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Applying to Medical School in the U.S. as an International Student

The U.S. is home to many prestigious medical schools and related programs in healthcare, pharma, and biotech disciplines. The application process for U.S. medical schools can be competitive. Not all programs in the U.S. accept international students, and requirements can vary from school to school. So, it’s important to do thorough research into prospective programs to ensure you have the full picture of what is needed for your school(s) of choice.

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Interviews with 4 Students: Their Student Journeys

Your journey to studying in the USA won’t be a completely straight line. Most likely,  it will branch out in many directions, spanning time, countries, and schools. No two journeys are ever the same — each student has a completely unique experience and adventure on their way. Get a glimpse into 4 students’ journeys and perhaps an idea of what you can expect from your own as you look to study abroad.

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Top 10 Coolest Courses in the U.S.

Take a break from major classes to try some of the truly unique courses offered at colleges and universities across the country. From Harry Potter and zombies to Dr. Seuss and pet fashion, these Top 10 Coolest Courses in the U.S. have something for everyone!

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Is an MBA Right for You?

Earning an MBA can enhance career opportunities, increase compensation, and lead to job promotions. But what are the specifics of pursuing this prestigious graduate degree? This article covers all the big questions and will help you know if an MBA program is right for you.

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Finding His Place at Mission College

Dr. Danny Nguyen came to the U.S. as a refugee from Vietnam “at the age of four along with my parents, four siblings, and one yellow suitcase.” Danny felt that being ‘Vietnamese in America’ meant trying to live up to two conflicting versions of himself. However, despite the hardships and grief he experienced, Danny “reinvented myself many times over by learning from my failures and re-routing myself onto new paths towards my goals.”

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Writing a Compelling Scholarship Essay

It’s important that you make sure that your scholarship essay is readable, portrays who you are as a student, and makes you stand out from the other applicants. Follow these tips and tricks to make your essay shine.

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Thinking of Applying to Graduate School?

You may be interested in attending graduate school in order to focus on a particular academic discipline or a specific profession. This article by the University of California Berkeley Graduate Division is full of tips to make your graduate school application stand out.

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Meet Your Business School Match at The MBA Tour

Interest in earning an MBA is peaking right now. After last year, young professionals all over the world are making plans to upgrade their skills and accelerate their career development by investing in an MBA.

The question is: which business school is your ideal fit? The MBA Tour’s free upcoming virtual events make it easy for you to connect with the world’s leading business schools from the comfort of your home. 

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Don’t Put Your Future on Hold! Begin Your Journey at Bay State College!

Bay State College is a private college located in the heart of Boston. We offer career-focused education that will provide you with the skills you need to be a desirable candidate in the workplace.

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How to Budget for Studying Abroad in the U.S.

College is expensive, regardless of where you study. In the U.S., tuition can cost hundreds of thousands of dollars, with the price of average out-of-state tuition reaching $43,280 last year. Still, millions of students from all over the world flock to America to attend university and earn a prestigious degree. 

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Improve Test-Taking Scores: Learn From Your Mistakes

Every math teacher will tell you that there are at least three common errors seen on tests and exercise review questions. However, by paying close attention to the errors they made, students can — and have — improved their math scores in both tests and daily work.  

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How to Reach Your Full Potential

When everything about your future seems uncertain and you’re not sure what you want, how can you really thrive? Luckily, college is the perfect playground that lets you explore and slowly build yourself into the kind of person you want to be. 

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