Alumni stories: from Russia to the United States
Alisa from Russia studied Academic English at INTO University of South Florida, graduating with a BA Business Management in 2015. Now working as a Marketing Assistant, she shares her experience of...
Category: Living Abroad
Dealing with homesickness while studying abroad
First things first – it’s okay to be homesick. It’s totally normal! In fact, it’s so normal it’s not really a question of if you’ll get homesick, but how homesick...
Student stories: from Papua to Scotland
INTO University of Stirling welcomed eight Papuan students to Scotland, who are all aspiring to study a Masters in Sports Management. Sepia, Danitje, Fera, Joice, Bernharth, Elna, Siska and Uni, tell us why they...
Uraz from Cyprus: adapting to US culture
I always wanted to study in the US to get my college education, and while I was doing my research I heard a lot of different things about America and...
Student journey: from Zambia to the UK
We recently spoke to Kochiwe, from Zambia. She tells us about her first few weeks as a student at INTO Newcastle University. Where it all began I had friends who...
Let INTO put you on the path to success in the US
We know that leaving your comfort zone, moving away from home and learning about new cultures, lifestyles – and often a new language – can be scary. You are not...
Food, family and firecrackers: the students’ guide to Chinese New Year
Also known as Spring Festival, Chinese New Year is the most important holiday in the Chinese Lunar Calendar. For Chinese families, it is a sacred period in which people come...
11 essential apps for students
Technology plays a huge role in student learning these days. Not only can you find most learning resources online, there are also loads of handy apps you can use to...
Welcome to the United States: settling in to your new home abroad
We caught up with students studying all over America, and asked how they managed to settle in and feel at home when they first arrived in the United States. Connect...
An international US city: 7 reasons to study in Tampa
The University of South Florida is located in one of the top 20 metropolitan areas in the United States: the incredible City of Tampa. Four years ago, Isa moved from...
