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Study in USAHow International Students Can Succeed in the Digital Classroom
If you will be taking most of your classes online this fall, these helpful practices can help any international student stay focused, engaged, and connected.
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Study in USAA Guide to the OAT for International Students
If you want to become an optometrist, first ask yourself, what do you know about the Optometry Admissions Test (OAT)? Scoring high on the OAT is key to getting into one of the US’s twenty optometry programs.
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Study in USACoronavirus and US Campuses: What to Expect This Fall
With coronavirus impacts, US college campuses will have a different setup than usual. If you are planning to study in the US as an international student, here is what your fall semester may be like.
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Study in USAWhat Do Fees Mean at US Universities?
In the United States, the cost of college includes more than tuition—and if you are an international student, you might wonder which fees could be added to your university bill. Here is everything you need to know about the US university fee structure.
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Study in USAEverything You Need to Know about the PCAT
If you want to become a pharmacist, you need to know all about the Pharmacy College Admissions Test, or PCAT. The PCAT is required for application to pharmacy programs in the United States.
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StudentsDuring COVID-19, an Indian Student at UIC Continues His Degree Studies from Home
When the COVID-19 pandemic began, first-year UIC student Avadh decided to return home to India—but that did not stop his studies. Despite time zone differences, he has successfully continued his program remotely.
