In the words of Big Sean, I feel blessed. You know why? Even though I have to pay for tuition, our university comes at a fairly cheap price. I have various alternatives available at my disposal to help pay for these costs. Financial aid, loans, grants, scholarships, jobs on and off campus—these are the things that give my wallet some relief. Unfortunately, these aren’t the same opportunities offered to international students.
By Francois Cardier/Contributing Writer The Moon Festival roared loud in Panther Square at the Biscayne Bay Campus this past Monday, Sept. 28. Students celebrated with…
The University will launch a full-immersion English-speaking program next year to help international students adapt to learning in an American classroom setting.
Tis’ the season for campaigns and public relations to spam us about heading the polls and voting this midterm election. But international students feel particularly lonely around this time of year.
A memorandum of understanding between the presidents of FIU and USMP has created research and student programs between the universities.
Students looking to live on campus will secure a bed with the luck of the draw in Wednesday’s housing lottery, which will randomly select the students who can live on campus next year.
According to data collected by the State Department, the United States enrolled the highest number of international students in its history in 2012-2013 – showing a 7 percent increase.
Contributing writer Shannon Copeland gives some tips on how to deal with homesickness.
Letter to the Editor: A response to “International students unacknowledged in GL’s new requirement,” by Nikols Mendoza-Colmenares.
Contributing writer Shannon Copeland gives some advice for incoming international students on how to adapt to a whole new world.
