July 13, 2012 The moment you decide to study in a new country, you may want to consider preparing yourself first. That could be done by getting some knowledge about how people live, interact, talk, dress, and among ... read more »

July 13, 2012 American professors are, in general, open to interactions with students. Most professors will post office hours. You can also make an appointment with a professor outside of office hours. If you are ... read more »

July 13, 2012 You’re in a new country. You don’t know anyone with the possible exception of other students from your home country. How do you meet American friends? This is one of those cases where the answer ... read more »

July 13, 2012 It is very difficult to get through college without having friends to study with. This is especially true for international students who might not understand some aspect of an assignment. How do you ... read more »

July 13, 2012 Most students have a tough time adjusting to the demands of college. Being an international student makes the transition to an American college even more difficult. When international students struggle, ... read more »

July 13, 2012 Universities in the United States have a grading system that is often different from the grading system you are used to. Five different grades are possible in any class. A – Outstanding (4 points) B ... read more »