The real US university experience
From the outside, everything about the US seems to be BIG. And the university experience is no exception. There are a whopping 4,500 accredited Higher Education institutions in the States...
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What to expect during orientation week
July from Myanmar is an INTO University of South Florida student leader, who knows firsthand exactly how overwhelming moving overseas to study can be. To help you prepare, she shares...
How to make the most of your first week
Don’t underestimate the importance of your first week. It can be exciting and nerve-wracking at the same time. It’s where lifelong friendships blossom and it can set the tone for...
UK, US or China: where will your study journey begin?
Studying abroad is an unforgettable experience but choosing where is a big decision. With so many great destinations to pick from, from sunny Florida to historic Scotland, it can...
Living on campus vs. off campus in the US
Campus life makes the US university experience all the more memorable. You’ll learn so much inside the classroom, but the memories you make outside the classroom will last a lifetime!...
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...
5 ways to be a savvy streetwise student
Moving overseas is a fun and exciting adventure, but finding your feet can take a while. When exploring your new home, make sure you are safe and aware of your...
7 unusual Thanksgiving traditions
This week, Americans across the globe will celebrate Thanksgiving. Thanksgiving is an annual holiday marking the harvest festival which dates back to 1621, and it’s usually celebrated on the fourth...
Our favourite things about studying abroad
No one knows more about studying abroad than the students who are doing it. So we asked some of our students in the UK, USA and China to tell us...
5 ways Americans celebrate the 4th of July
While the origin of this holiday is to mark America’s independence from Great Britain back in 1776, you’ll find most Americans celebrate this holiday (also known as Independence Day) a...
