European Universities Offering Free Tuition
Studying in Europe can be a dream come true, and the fact that many universities in Europe offer free tuition could make that dream a reality. Here is a list published by Scholarships for Development, which includes resources and information…
Foreign Students’ Guide to Traveling to the USA
The United States is known for its multitude of foreign exchange students, which it accommodates on a yearly basis. In fact, there are more than 764,000 students that enrolled in U.S. universities and colleges during the 2011-2012 school year. Based…
Study in Rome at John Cabot University
Imagine attending United Nations conferences as part of your political science student group, visiting centuries-old churches as part of your art classes, or touring the Pantheon to complement your history lessons. Imagine meeting students from all over the world who…
So You Want to Study Law in the USA
by Denisse Romero Perhaps you have always wanted to become a lawyer or perhaps after countless episodes of Boston Legal, you are just now entertaining the idea of becoming a lawyer. Add that to the fact that you want to…
How to Study Overseas
Where do I start ? RESEARCH THE COUNTRY: The last thing a student wants to do is to travel to a country where the atmosphere is tense and foreigners(including students) are not welcome. So take your time to study the…
So You Want to Study in the USA
If you have decided that you want to pursue your university studies in the USA, then you are probably full of questions regarding degrees and majors. Well, you are not alone. So, let me tell you a little more about…
So You Want to Study in France
France is recognized for its quality education in the arts and sciences. Who hasn’t heard of the Sorbonne and its history? Who hasn’t discussed the impact of the French Revolution in modern culture or watched with admiration the velocity of…
Why choose to study at a UK University?
by Hugh O’Connell Can a quarter-million of the world’s brightest students be wrong? That’s one estimate of the number of foreign students who forsake the comforts of home and brave the UK’s food and, for many, forbidding weather to get…
Spanish Immersion in Costa Rica – The First Days
by Brock Higdon I still remember the first days of my Spanish immersion program like it was yesterday. I flew into Liberia, Costa Rica at the end of July, which is the rainy season. After going through customs and getting…
Setting Sail to Your Destination
Whether taking on a new project, starting a new job, beginning a new relationship, retiring, relocating, or any new start, setting sail can be the most exciting and exhilarating part of the journey. The anticipation that comes with taking off…
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