Video answers to general questions about studying in the USA.
Application Process
- How do I write an effective application essay?
- Is my resume useful for admissions?
- What should I do if I can’t visit a campus?
- What are the admissions requirements for PhD in law?
- What is the transfer process?
- Should I sent photo copies of certificates and awards?
- How many credit hours can I transfer?
- How do I learn about scholarships that are available to international students?
- How do I know my application was submitted successfully?
- What is the difference between fall and spring admissions?
- Does the application process differ between community college and four year universities?
- What is the difference between applying for a graduate program and an undergraduate program?
- Do I get credit for my work experience?
- Do I need to be a university student to apply for an English language program?
- How do I apply for health insurance in the United States?
- Does a university’s ranking matter for getting a visa?
- Can my application fee be waved?
- The grading system in my country is different from the United States.
- What are the most common application mistakes?
- What should I include in my application letter for a graduate program?
- What in my application makes me competitive for scholarships?
- What is FAFSA?
- How many letters of recommendation letters do I need? Whom should I ask to write one?
- How do my extracurricular actives factor into my admission?
- How important is it for students to reach out to professors before applying?
- What questions should I expect in an admissions interview?
- What are scholarships and fellowships?
- How much does grade point average (GPA) matter?
- How important are standardized tests? What about the TOEFL?
- Is a masters degree required for PhD program?
- Is financial aid available to international students? How can I apply for financial assistance?
- Can I transfer my credits to a U.S. university? How do I do that?
- Can documents be edited or added to after they are submitted?
- What is an application fee?
- When are the application deadlines? Should I apply early?
- What is a liberal arts college?
- How to make an effective application for a pre-med program.
Finance Your Studies
- What are all the Components of Financing an Education?
- There are Over 4,000 College and Universities in the U.S. What are the Cost Differences?
- What is the Difference Between In-State and Out-of-State Tuition?
- Check Out These Great Budget Tips for International Students.
- Is There More Financial Aid for Certain Fields Like Medicine, Engineering, or Science?
- What is a Certificate Program? Do They Offer Financial Support?
- Can an International Student get a Job While in the U.S.?
- Can a Student Get More Financial Assistance from a State or Private School?
- Does the U.S. Embassy Offer Scholarships?
- I want to get a Ph.D. How Should I Plan?
- What is the Timeline to Apply for Financial Aid?
- Is it Possible to get a Full Scholarship as an Undergraduate Student?
- Is There Financial Aid for Non-Degree Programs?
College Classroom Culture in the U.S.
- Deadlines are not Flexible in the U.S.
- How do you React if you are Uncomfortable in the Classroom?
- What is the Average Number of Students are in a Classroom?
- Give 200% and Study, Study, Study
- What is the Difference Between Undergraduate and Graduate Studies?
- Do U.S. Students like Having International Students in Class?
- Difference Between a College and a University?
- Be on Time to Class. American’s Appreciate it.
- What is the Difference Between a High School Class and a College Class?
- Do You Get to Choose Your Own Courses?
- How are Discussion’s Carried out in U.S. Classrooms vs Other Countries?
- Differences between a Professor, Associate Professor, or Teaching Assistant
- What if You’re the Only Student from Your Country? Is it Easy to Make Friends?
- Deadlines are not Flexible in the U.S.
- Can I Copy Something from a Book? Nahuh, Not Going to be Happening.