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20–JUL–2023 | A recent report by the National Foundation for American Policy (NFAP) reveals that international students play a significant role in driving artificial intelligence (AI) innovation in the USA. More than 40% of the top AI companies in the country have a founder who arrived as an international student, while over two-thirds of postgraduate students in …
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16-NOV-2022 | Opportunities to work during or after studies play a huge part in student decision making when planning for study abroad. ICEF Monitor created a summary of post-study work rights for 14 top destinations. You’ll also find information on how much students can work while their studies are in session. Knowing that many prospective international …
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https://anchor.fm/s/4e2d014c/podcast/rss 19-JUL-2022 | After suffering steep losses in new international student enrolments in 2020 and 2021, US colleges are on track for recovery given a surge in applications for degree studies in 2022/23. Demand is particularly high for master’s and doctoral-level degrees. According to the recent survey conducted in April by the Institute of International Education, …
https://anchor.fm/s/4e2d014c/podcast/rss VERBALISTS EDUCATION news – We keep you informed on your education journey! What do students say about the value of education in the US 24-MAR-2022 | There was a time when the experience of education in the US spoke for itself. But times have changed. Today’s international student has more options than ever when it …
https://anchor.fm/s/4e2d014c/podcast/rss VERBALISTS EDUCATION news – We keep you informed on your education journey! 17-JAN-2022 | The US Department of State has adjusted its guidance for consular officers who approve study visas for prospective international students. The recent update should help prevent student visa denials based on speculative determinations by consular officers. US announces important changes …
https://anchor.fm/s/4e2d014c/podcast/rss VERBALISTS EDUCATION news – We keep you informed on your education journey! New US Travel Rules The United States will reopen in November to air travelers from 33 countries, including China, India, Brazil and most of Europe who are fully vaccinated against COVID-19, easing tough pandemic-related restrictions that started early last year. In early …
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Kateryna Kzhemanovska from Ukraine did Year 1 with Kings Education at Concordia College in New York and was then transferred to Boston University (ranked 42) to major in Public Relations. “My experiences with Kings were excellent because I felt like they were my family who was always there for me, always supporting me whenever I …
The US Department of State has announced that consular officers may waive in-person interview requirements for F-1 and M-1 student visas and student streams of the J-1 visa under certain conditions, particularly in visa waiver countries, for the remainder of 2021. In a statement, the government confirmed that consular officers may, if they choose, adjudicate F, …
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One of the appeals of studying abroad is the opportunity to experience a new work culture via post-study work visas. According to the 2019 International Student Survey report from QS, when choosing a country to study in, 35% of respondents want to be able to get a work visa after graduation. In some circumstances, like in …
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A new study tracking international students’ attitudes and behaviors through the pandemic finds that students are increasingly willing to begin studies online if they can eventually switch to face-to-face learning. Demand for in-person learning is high, and more than half of international students said they would consider switching destinations for the chance to begin face-to-face …