Planning to pursue a master’s degree in the United States? Whether you’re targeting top-tier universities or looking for programs that offer funding and career prospects, this step-by-step guide will help Indian students navigate the academic, financial, and cultural journey with confidence. Step 1: Research and Shortlist U.S. Universities Start by identifying universities that align with […]
Read Moref you’re an international student enrolled in a STEM program (science, technology, engineering, or mathematics) in the U.S., you may be eligible for practical training opportunities during or after your studies — namely, CPT (Curricular Practical Training) and OPT (Optional Practical Training). But what’s the difference between CPT and OPT? How do you apply, and […]
Read MoreWith over 3,000 colleges and universities across the United States, finding the right school as an international student can feel overwhelming. From community colleges to Ivy League institutions, the U.S. education system offers a wide range of choices — but how do you find the right fit? This guide breaks down the key factors international […]
Read MoreInternational students face a unique set of challenges — from visa requirements to cultural adjustments — all while managing academic workloads. Adding a part-time job into the mix? That’s no small feat. But with the right strategies, balancing work and study abroad is absolutely possible. In this guide, we break down actionable tips to help […]
Read MorePlanning to study in the United States? With a global reputation for academic excellence, the U.S. is home to some of the world’s best universities. Whether you’re pursuing undergraduate, graduate, or research studies, choosing the right institution is critical. This list—based on the QS World University Rankings 2025—covers the top 10 universities in the USA […]
Read MoreBreaking into the U.S. or Canadian job market as an international student can be challenging — but a well-crafted resume gives you a major advantage. Whether you’re applying for an internship, OPT role, or a full-time job after graduation, aligning your resume with U.S. employer expectations is key. This guide offers practical resume tips tailored […]
Read MoreStudying in Canada as an international student is a rewarding academic and cultural experience — but it can also be expensive. The good news? Canada allows most international students to work part-time while they study, helping to offset living costs and gain valuable experience. Here’s a complete guide to understanding part-time work in Canada for […]
Read MorePaying for higher education abroad can be challenging, but there are hundreds of scholarships and funding programs for international students—you just need to know where to look. Whether you’re pursuing a Bachelor’s, Master’s, or even an MBA, this list includes opportunities tailored to your background, field of study, and home country. 💡 Pro Tip: Apply […]
Read MoreAn LL.M. (Master of Laws) degree from a U.S. law school can open doors around the world — whether you want to practice law in the U.S., return to your home country, or work internationally. But the application process can be complex, especially for students educated outside the U.S. This step-by-step guide outlines everything you […]
Read MoreInternational students in Canada can work while studying — a great way to support living expenses and gain work experience. This guide explains your eligibility, hour limits, internships, post-graduation work options, and more. Can International Students Work in Canada? Yes. If you hold a valid study permit, you may work part-time up to 24 hours […]
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