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Imagine a world where financial barriers don’t stand in the way of pursuing an engineering degree. Sounds fantastic, right? Well, engineering scholarships can help make that goal a reality. In this blog post, we’ll explore the different types of scholarships available for undergraduate and graduate students enrolled in a variety of engineering fields, along with…

Strong networking connections can open up incredible opportunities for international students for internships, future jobs  and academic advancement. Making these connections can be more challenging than it seems as you navigate an unfamiliar environment in a new country.  From language barriers to unfamiliar faces, creating meaningful connections can seem overwhelming, but with some insider tips…

Thousands of international students are drawn to the United States every year because of its educational opportunities. American universities offer a wealth of resources and opportunities for students to learn, grow, and gain valuable experience. Let’s find out what makes America different from other countries and what advantages it offers international students. What are the…

Are you considering studying business, economics, or technology in the United States? If so, you are making an excellent decision. Studying these fields can open up a world of career opportunities and provide access to some of the most advanced educational programs in the world. Not only will you gain valuable knowledge and skills that…

Feeling homesick or experiencing “culture shock” is an inevitable part of studying abroad. When you visit a new country, you may feel overwhelmed and lonely. It is important to remember that these feelings are normal and they will pass with time. While college students may feel homesick at times, leading to feelings of anxiety and…

The overall process of obtaining a credit card as a non-citizen in the United States can appear daunting, especially without a Social Security number. However, international students can get credit with credit cards without needing social security information. Here, we’ll provide more on different credit card options for non-citizen students in the U.S. The key…

Credit cards are some of the best financial tools available to international students in the U.S. You can have access to cash during emergencies or take advantage of rewards or cash-back programs to save money. With so many options available, it is important to select the right card for your needs. In this article, we…