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Welcome to the 158th issue of the
International Student News!
This month we are proud to announce the
re-launch of two of our most popular websites, IEFA and International
Scholarships! Both sites have undergone a major
redevelopment in both functionality and content so that
you can search and find scholarships and financial aid
more easily. These sites for years as a free service to
both schools and students involved in international
education.
Check out both new sites today and
register for your account.
Ross Mason
Editor, InternationalStudent.com
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In this issue:
- Scholarship Relaunch
- Johnson and Wales
- Int't Student Loans
- Student News
- From the Mailbag
- Fun Site of the Month
- Work and Study USA
- Final Word
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Funding your education is one of
the biggest challenges as you pursue your dream of an
education abroad. Sometimes your school will help you
out with tuition waivers and discount programs, but
apart from that you will have to find the rest of the
funds yourself.
As part of our network of international
student sites, we have completely reworked our two main
scholarships websites - IEFA.org
and InternationalScholarships.com.
With these updates we have made the interface easier to
use, with greater functionality, and we have updated the
site so that all of the awards are current. These
changes mean an even better experience for you!
Please register for the sites, if you
have not done so already and good luck finding the
awards and scholarships you need!
https://www.iefa.org
and https://www.internationalscholarships.com
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If you're looking for a university that
prepares you for a successful career by combining
academics and real-world experience, then take a closer
look at our Featured School, Johnson & Wales
University. They offer programs in business,
hospitality, culinary arts, technology and education to
more than 17,000 graduate and undergraduate students,
representing 93 countries worldwide.
Another reason to take a closer look at Johnson &
Wales is they have four different campuses located in
some of the best and beautiful cities in the USA.
Campuses like Providence, Rhode Island, voted many times
as one of the best cities to live in the US. Or if you
are interested in sun, sand and surf, check out their
North Miami, Florida Campus. What about skiing, hiking
or just being outdoors? Then look into their Denver,
Colorado campus. Are you a sports fan? If so, you should
consider their Charlotte, North Carolina campus, home of
the NFL team the Carolina Panthers and NASCAR's
Charlotte motor speedway.
Take a look at Johnson & Wales Featured
School profile, where you can learn more and request
more information.
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With the relaunch of IEFA and
International Scholarships, we solidify our position as
the best package of financial aid solutions for
international students anywhere - with two excellent
scholarship sites, packed full of awards, we also offer
international
student loan options for students.
International Student Loan offers the
first ever student
loan comparison tool designed solely for
international students. Simply choose your school from
the list, and the comparison tool will tell you exactly
which lenders have a loan for international students at
your school in the USA. You will see the basic terms of
the loans offered by each lender, and you can choose the
best loan for you.
Search now and compare
loan options today!
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US Graduate School International
Applications Rise Again
Continuing a several-year trend, the
number of international students applying to graduate
school rose 9% this past year, following an 11% rise the
previous year. Applications increased substantially from
Mexico, Canada, Brazil and China, while the US saw
relatively flat numbers from India, South Korea and
Taiwan. Inside Higher Ed reported on the latest study by
the Council of Graduate Schools, and this year's report
has more data than ever. For instance, the report now
tracks applications from more individual regions and
countries, giving better insight into the continuing
growth of the USA's international education world.
Read more about the latest numbers in
the
Inside
Higher Ed article.
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We have friends and family all across
the world - whether it's down under in Australia, across
the pond in Europe or even here in the USA! If you're
like us, trying to work out the time difference and when
you should call is a challenge.
There are many websites out there that
let you choose your location, then the location of the
city you want and will give you the information - but
this is time consuming, and it is not that fun. Every
Time Zone is a quick, fun to use time zone checker that
lists major cities in an easy to use grid, so you can
quickly see what time it is. You can even move the time
bar to check their specific times - check it out and let
us know what you think!
http://www.everytimezone.com
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One of the most commonly asked questions
we receive is how international students can both work
and study at the same time. Traditionally as part of
your F1 visa, your working
hours are restricted on-campus - which in turns
limits your ability to fund any substantial part of your
education.
However, through an innovative new
program called HTIR, students can both work and study at
the same time. In this unique CPT program (also known as
a co-op, work-study or internship program) students can
work in full time, paid, practical training employment
for the whole duration of the master program in order to
enhance the educational experience.
For more information about this program
and to start your application please visit
us online.
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