It’s no secret that the cost of a medical qualification is extremely high. A four-year bachelor’s degree and four years in medical school topped with a three-year residency and possibly additional years in a fellowship (if you want to specialize) comes at a high price. Not all medical sc…
Going to college in America isn’t cheap. Tuition rates are on the rise, as are rent and other living expenses. Figuring out how to support yourself while in school isn’t easy. Below, we’ll discuss the costs college students face, as well as what to do if you find yourself coming up short. 3 Types of…
At a Glance: Small cars are a practical and affordable choice for college students due to their maneuverability and cost-effectiveness. The Kia Soul (2012) offers a compact yet spacious design, while the Honda Fit (2013) provides ample cargo space with its “Magic Seat.” For those interes…
Pursuing post-secondary education as a DACA (Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals) student can be challenging. Despite growing up in the U.S and earning a U.S high school diploma, you will face multiple challenges when trying to apply for your further education. One of your biggest obstacles will …
At a Glance: Looking for the best cars for college students? Here’s a breakdown by size. Small car options include the Hyundai Elantra, Kia Soul, Toyota Prius, and Honda Fit. These cars are affordable, fuel-efficient, and perfect for crowded campus parking. For more space without sacrificing f…
At a Glance: Attending college in the U.S. can be a great choice, but it can also be expensive. Many international students rely on scholarships to help with tuition and living expenses. Some top scholarships include Avvo Scholarship Program, Berkeley College International Student Scholarships, Capp…
At a Glance: To find housing as an international student, start by researching online using city guides, university resources, and social media groups. Prepare the necessary documents such as credit reports, pay stubs, and proof of financial capability. Explore housing options like renting, subletti…
At a Glance: OPT, or Optional Practical Training, is a program that allows F-1 students to gain work experience related to their field of study. There are two types of OPT: pre-completion for students still in school, and post-completion for those who have completed their degree. After OPT, students…
At a Glance: In the US, you can drive with a converted International Driving Permit (IDP) alongside your foreign license. However, to buy a car and get auto insurance as an international student, you’ll need a US driver’s license. Requirements vary by state, so check with your local DMV …
At a Glance: F1 students can apply for a green card through various methods, including employer sponsorship, marriage to a US citizen, seeking asylum, the green card lottery, sponsorship by a relative who owns a business, participating in military service, or through parent or child sponsorship. Onc…