Resources For International Students & Tips to Study Abroad

International Student Guide: (ISG)

Provides information for international students who are thinking about pursuing an undergraduate, graduate, or professional education in the United States. It also contains material of interest to international students who are already in the United States. There is also some information for international students who are interested in studying in countries other than the US, but the main focus is on higher education in the US.

This guide contains up-to-date information about everything an international student needs to know about studying and living in the United States. It covers every topic, from college admissions and financial aid to culture shock and living expences.

We look forward to helping students who, like you, are considering continuing your education in the United States. You will find all of the tools you need to compile your necessary research in deciding if the United States is the best place for you - we have gathered valuable information on educational, social, cultural and economic aspects of studying in the U.S.

For those of you who have already made the choice to study in the United States, you are now faced with the task of matching your goals and needs with the right program. Answers to your research questions can be found here, from the information we’ve collected from educators to real-life stories from other Non-U.S. students like you.

Many schools and programs offer international students great opportunities for learning and enrichment in the United States, and we know that choosing one can be an extensive and exhausting process. Find out what program is right for you and make the right choice

We also provide information for international who are temporally in the United State for eitther visitng or torrism.

Admisson:
Admission at US colleges and US universities can be very competitive for international students. US vocational, ESL and
high school admissions are generally less competit
ive, but there are exceptions. Much depends on the
school in question and the qualifications of the inte
rnational student. In order to be accepted at a TOP
US school, you must have attained good grades,
completed challenging coursework, obtained sufficient financing, and developed a strong command of the English language. Our Website will guide you through the process and ensure you have all the information you neeed to achive your goal. Please Click Here

Application Process::
Apply to a University in the United State is an extensive process; this include requesting an application from the school, sending your transcript from your high school or present university, taking the required Exams and more. We have explained the step by step procedure to follow. PLease click here.

Financing College:
Paying for college in the United State is very expensive More than 80% of all International students studying at the undergraduate level receive the majority of their funding from personal sources or their home government. At the graduate level, over 35% of all international students receive their primary funding from U.S. universities. For more info Click Here

Visa:
Without this process your dream of studying in America will be a fantacy, so please consideer this as the most important part of your application process because getting admitted to a school in the United State does not garantee you a visa. There are new strict rules for international students applying for American student visas and for international students already in American universities and colleges. The Immigration and Naturalization Service 'INS' now requires all schools to report personal information on all its international students using the Student Exchange Visitor Information System 'SEVIS'. This system goes into effect January 30, 2003. Please click ahere for more info