10 Mistakes First-Year International Students Make (and How to Avoid Them!)
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.read more
Everything You Need to Know About Student Visas
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.read more
The Best On-Campus Resources for International Students
Planning to attend university in the States? Check out these useful resources for international students, available right on campus!read more
Introduction to the Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL)
A starter guide to the TOEFL, including information about the Reading, Listening, Speaking, and Writing sections, plus resources to help you study.read more
Exploring a College's Cultural Fit
When there's a good cultural fit, you will feel at home at the final university you choose. Here's how to review your schools through this cultural lens.read more
The Ultimate Guide to US Financial Aid for International Students
For international students wondering about US financial aid, wonder no further. A university insider explains. (Updated July 2017!)read more
A: There are two main ways to begin your U.S. university list. The first is purely based on numbers and the second is personal. Let's look at both.read more
A: The answer to this question largely depends on your goals and circumstances. Two-year schools come in two types or dimensions: vocational and academic. read more
A: With well over 4,000 colleges and universities in the United States, how is one to make the right choice? There are industry-recognized questions whose answers will help you make informed choices. read more
Cornell University has the distinction of being both a private (endowed) and public (federal land grant) institution. Monies are allocated to fund specific schools within the university: three of its seven undergraduate ...
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