A guide to spending the holidays at a US university
At some point while studying abroad, you might want to stay on campus during the holiday. Want to experience a ‘true’ American festive season? Need to save money to travel...
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10 steps to become a Birmingham local
Often coined a hidden gem in both the south and the greater US, Birmingham has been picking up steam in the past few years. The city’s popularity dates back to...
Alumni stories: Shahryar’s engineering adventures
Studying abroad brings new opportunities and adventures, but what about after graduation? What next? Shahryar from Bangladesh, an Electrical Engineering major who graduated from the University of South Florida (USF)...
Nickels and dimes: a guide to American currency
While most places in America accept debit and credit cards for payment, it’s still good to have a safety stash in your wallet just in case. If you go...
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...
5 reasons why you should choose INTO Suffolk University
For over a century, Suffolk has been offering students an exceptional education in a bustling East Coast metropolitan city. As a top 200 national university, Suffolk’s reputation precedes itself. Read...
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...
Sun, city or scenery: where is your perfect US study destination?
Locations in the United States are as diverse as the people who live here. Diversity is our strength. Whether you love unspoiled nature, glorious sea and sunshine or the...
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...
