International Student Blog

International Student Blog

UK Student Visa Regulations to Become More Stringent, Not Less

January 31st, 2013 by Jennifer Frankel
UK Student Visa Regulations to Become More Stringent, Not Less

International education is big business in the United Kingdom. According to the UK’s Department for Business, Innovation and Skills, students from abroad infuse the nation’s economy with an estimated £8 billion ($12.5 billion) a year. Such an amount – which was on track, according to some experts, to double by 2025 – makes the industry…

English Language Institutes benefit from International Student Skills Gap

January 22nd, 2013 by Jonathan Frankel

No matter their name – be they schools, centers, or academies – English language institutes have seen an astonishing surge in student enrollment in the new millennium. While part of this rise is no doubt due to the ever-growing demand for English language skills in general and the overall uptick of international students in the…

Conditional Admission

January 15th, 2013 by Jonathan Frankel

Much to the delight of many would-be international students, the college admissions process is no longer a black and white affair. Indeed, given the ever-increasing contribution that international student enrollment make to both the campus diversity and bottom line of colleges and universities in the US, more students than ever are finding that the answer…

Pathway Programs

January 8th, 2013 by Jennifer Frankel
Pathway Programs

Many international students dream of studying in the US but even the most dedicated face many challenges on their way to the bright lights of American higher education. As many would-be international students know, any number of hurdles in the form of stringent academic standards, demanding entrance exams, and frustrating language barriers – not to…

Advantages of Private Student Loans for International Students

January 4th, 2013 by Jennifer Frankel
Advantages of Private Student Loans for International Students

If the best things in life are free then higher education in the US is the exception that proves the rule. Though there are bargains to be found, America’s world-class colleges and universities often have price tags that match their reputations. As costly as a college education in the US can be, however, tuition inflation…

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