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One of the most important aspects in determining who you are is your community. The communities you belong to have a significant influence on your life and even determine certain choices you make. That’s why InternationalStudent.com is asking you to share how “community” has impacted or influenced your studies in another country for their Travel…

The cost of international education can be a difficult thing to bear for many people and their families without financial assistance. But what about international students who come from outside the United States? International financial aid is available, but it may not be presented in the same way for international students as it is for…

Do you want to study in an English-speaking country for your undergraduate degree? Have you considered the Gilman Scholarship? The Benjamin A. Gilman International Scholarship Program sends students to college abroad, providing up to $5,000 per year for tuition and fees. This scholarship is sponsored by the U.S. Department of State’s Bureau of Educational and…

With the increased cost of college tuition, students often need to apply for grants and scholarships in order to pay their way through school. There are scholarships and grants for everyone from recent graduates to first-generation college students – even if you’re still a high school student. Most scholarships require more than just good test…

When you plan to study abroad, considering a European university might be a great idea for your higher education. Some European universities are amongst the best public universities in the world. You will have a huge variety of subjects to choose from. Also, some European universities have lower tuition fees and the cost of living…

Whether you want to start your university or college journey, or further your studies beyond undergraduate level with a higher degree, an international scholarship program might be just the thing you need to make your dream of international education become a reality. An estimated $7.4 Billion is awarded in scholarship funds each year. That might seem like…

Yes, it can be stressful when you’re planning to study abroad. There are many perfectly understandable reasons to feel stressed or anxious. Tuition fees are high, you’ve got food costs, study materials, transportation, health insurance, and lots of other expenses.  Even the currency exchange rate can be a concern. When you don’t have enough financial…