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What Is an Interdisciplinary Studies Degree?
Interdisciplinary studies may be ideal for independent international students who want to chart their own paths, both for their studies and future careers.
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How to Use LinkedIn Effectively as a College Student
If you are an international student seeking an internship or a job, LinkedIn is an essential tool for professional development. Read on for tips on using LinkedIn effectively for job research, networking, and interview prep.
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Is There a University Dress Code? What to Wear to Class in the US
Many international students who are used to formal dress codes may be surprised that students dress very casually at US colleges and universities. What to wear while attending college in the US will depend on whether you are in the classroom or at an interview, as well as the regional climate of your school.
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What Happens When You Defer a University Offer?
Many US universities allow you to defer your acceptance for up to a year. Find out why you may defer your acceptance and what the deferment process looks like.
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How International Students Can Apply for Summer Internships
Landing a competitive summer internship starts long before the interview process with finding internships in your field, knowing the best practices for submitting your application, and navigating visa considerations.
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Missed a Deadline? Here’s What to Do
Deadlines are an important part of US university life. Here is what to do if you miss a deadline for university admission, financial aid application, payments, or an assignment submission.
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A Day in the Life of an International Student
Every student’s “typical” day will look a little different, depending on their major and school, but here is a sneak peek at a day in the life of two international students studying on two different US campuses.
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What Is a Psychology Degree in the US?
Earning a psychology degree opens the door to numerous career fields and opportunities, including roles as a therapist, researcher, and sports psychologist, among many others.
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International Students Offer Advice About US Internships
Connecting international students with top US companies, the Career Accelerator helps students find opportunities to get hands-on experience. Several students share what it is like to have online and work-from-home internships.
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Meeting with American Professors: A Guide for International Students
American professors are typically approachable, ready to talk with students both inside the classroom and out — and that is a huge benefit to you as a student. Here’s how to make the most of your relationships with professors.