Questions to Ask Potential Roommates Before Moving In Together
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 [...]
The Benefits of Being a Multilingual Student
Yale Law Professor and famous “Tiger Mom” author Amy Chua once said, “Do you know what a foreign accent is? It’s a sign of bravery.” Another unattributed quotation that circulated on [...]
How to Manage School-Life Balance While Studying Abroad in the US
When you're fortunate enough to study in the US, you might think that your only job and duty is to study, study, study. When others invite you to social activities, parties, [...]
Deconstructing Job Posting Descriptions
When looking at job postings online, do you start to feel confused by all the information? Job postings often use many standard features but don’t always present them in the same [...]
5 Tips to Retain What You’re Studying
When you’re in school and studying hard, you may be excited by all the knowledge and information that you’re learning and absorbing. There’s just one problem, how are you going to keep it [...]
How CPT Can Advance Your Career
During your time studying in the US, you may have heard about Curricular Practical Training, also known as CPT. In short, it’s a program that allows you to take on a paid internship and gain meaningful [...]
How to Start a Study Group to Meet New People and Build Meaningful Connections
One of the best ways to overcome academic difficulties when studying in a new place is to get together with fellow students and pool your knowledge and effort. In other words, [...]
Computer Systems Institute Welcomes Indiana Wesleyan University Partnership
Expanding on the goal to serve our CSI student community in the best way possible and provide high-quality career-focused programs for our graduates, we’re excited to announce our new partnership with [...]
What Is Optional Practical Training and How to Meet Requirements
As an international student, you may be eligible for practical training related to your field of study. One type of training that may be available to you is Optional Practical Training [...]
What Is Curricular Practical Training and How to Meet Requirements
As an F-1 student, you may qualify for practical training related to your primary field of study. US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) regulations permit two types of practical training: Curricular Practical Training (CPT) [...]
