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Education
If you're one of the one million international students currently studying in the U.S., we'll walk you through everything you need to know about colleges and universities here.
The complete guide to OPT work permits: How long does it take to get an EAD card for OPT?
Students on F-1 visas may choose to take part in optional practical training (OPT) to gain experience in their respective fields and further their careers. In this article we explain everything you need to know about OPT EAD
An F-1 Visa employment guide
Obtaining a degree in the U.S. can open doors to young people to obtain good jobs in their home countries or elsewhere in the world after they graduate. Here are your options while in school.
How does Optional Practical Training (OPT) For F-1 Students Work?
This guide explains the F1 student visa as well as OPT program eligibility and key benefits.
19 Universities in the United States that Offer Day One CPT
Students who are admitted to the United States must be enrolled in Curricular Practical Training, or CPT
How international students can get financial aid
Financial aid for non-citizens is available in the form or scholarships, federal financial aid from abroad or private student loans from banks and other lenders.
What is the difference between CPT and OPT?
Many international students in the U.S. participate in Optional Practical Training (OPT) and Curricular Practical Training (CPT) to gain work experience in their chosen fields of study. In this guide, we explain the difference between the two programs.
J-1 visa employment options: Do you need work authorization?
Some J-1 visa holders may be interested in working during their stay, but each J-1 program has specific rules and guidelines on work authorization .
The top 100 physical therapy schools in the United States
In this article, we share a detailed overview of the top five PT schools and as well as a list of the other top-ranking PT programs in the U.S
The 20 best U.S. universities for international students
Academic excellence, research and career opportunities, the American college culture or athletic scholarships are only some of the many compelling reasons to move to the U.S. for a college degree.
Six steps to save money while in college
Very few college students think to start saving money right away, especially those who are living in the U.S. as international students. So why save money right now?
Top 50 pharmacy schools in the United States
Becoming a pharmacist in the United States requires a Doctorate in Pharmacy (PharmD), a degree offered by several academic institutions in the U.S. If you’re interested in become a pharmacist, read on to learn about top-ranked PharmD schools in the US