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If you’ve recently landed in the U.S. as an international student and you’re planning to work, maybe an on-campus job, a paid internship, or an off-campus OPT/CPT, you’ve probably heard people mention a Social Security Number, or SSN. At first, it might sound a bit intimidating (especially if you’ve never had anything like it before), […]
Forgetting your charger is one thing… forgetting your passport is another. So, you’ve gotten your acceptance letter, your visa is (finally) approved, and you’re counting down the days until takeoff. Exciting, right? But then comes the big question: How on earth do I pack for studying abroad? Whether you’re moving to the U.S. or another […]
Studying in the U.S. is exciting, but managing money in a new country can be stressful. One of the first things you’ll need to do is set up a bank account. Having a U.S. bank account makes life so much easier. You won’t have to worry about crazy foreign transaction fees, and paying for things […]
Optional Practical Training (OPT) is a great opportunity when studying in the U.S. on an F-1 visa. It allows you to gain practical experience in a job directly related to your field of study for up to 12 months after graduation — and if you’re in a STEM field, you may be eligible for an […]
J-1 Pre-arrival and Orientation Shelby Adelsen, University of Texas Health, San Antonio Julie Wilbers, University of Texas Health, San Antonio Stephen Smith, University of Utah David Brandt, Portland State University Mary Alurwar, University of California, Davis Drew Webster, Georgia State University Lydia Panton, Northwestern University Alina Nevins, Yale University Molly Hampton, Yale University Allison Sheetz, […]
Over 50% of American’s have an Amazon Prime membership. The savings that Amazon Prime has to offer are even more enticing for Students. Learn about the benefits Amazon Prime offers for International students studying in the United States.
Surveys can be a powerful tool for continuous feedback from students and scholars–but they can be hard to master. Here is how to get started.
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