Have you ever felt like something in your life was missing, but you just didn’t know what it was until you found it? That’s the story of Computer Systems Institute’s student [...]
What do you do when you’re young, want to see the world, and gain new professional skills all at the same time? Look no further than Nam Nguyen as an example! [...]
“When I stepped foot in the United States for the first time all the years ago, I was just a girl trying to find her path in life. What I didn’t [...]
To climb the highest mountain is not an easy feat. It takes determination, skill, passion and resiliency. Somewhere along that steep hill, Mohammed Monther came across some rocky terrain, but with [...]
The road less traveled can be filled with obstacles, but it’s how we navigate through them and the partners that we choose to help us, that best prepare us for the [...]
As an international student, opening a domestic bank account can help you adjust to your new life in the US. Eliminating the worry of excessive foreign transaction fees and having more [...]
Computer Systems Institute (CSI) is proud to announce a brand-new partnership with Walden University (WU) with a goal to facilitate a seamless transfer between institutional credits for specific programs, broaden career-focused [...]
Differences in pay between individuals can vary. Still, one of the key factors is how well one negotiates a salary and benefits package with their employer. The general picture is that [...]
As a student, you'll have to have a solid plan for studying laid out. Along with trying to find the time to study, you'll also need to figure out what is [...]
Trying to find a roommate while navigating coming to a whole new country can be daunting. If you’re a student, that adds another layer as you’ll need certain considerations such as [...]
International students are not only far from home, but they are also dealing with the challenge of studying, getting used to a new culture, and many are learning to master their English skills. Learning a new language is hard enough, but in the US, regional accents are common, people speak at different speeds, and even speech patterns can differ. Those things can prove to be a challenge for International students who are not native English speakers.
Study primary aspects of international student programs in the United States, including academic resources, career preparation, and cultural support.
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