Yan W., China LCI Houston How is studying English in the USA relevant to your personal or professional goals? My career goal is to be a successful businesswoman. I wanted to learn English, experience American education and culture, meet people from different countries and learn more about the world. All those things will help me […]
Many popular holidays in the USA have origins in other countries, because Americans come from heritages across the world. One of the most fun and festive of these holidays is St. Patty’s Day, an Irish celebration on the feast day of the country’s patron saint. You can wear green, drink green beverages and dance an […]
One of the best parts about studying English in the USA is experiencing local holiday traditions—and Thanksgiving, a North American holiday centered around food, family and being thankful, may just become your favorite! The Tradition of Thanksgiving The first Thanksgiving was celebrated in 1621, and was a three-day festival of hunting, eating and entertainment. […]
It’s International Education Week in the USA! Join American universities, institutions and businesses in the annual celebration of international education and the positive impact it has on our global community. Co-sponsored by the US Department of State and the US Department of Education, International Education Week began in 2000 to promote American students studying abroad […]
As an international student planning to study English in the USA, one of your first steps will be to get a US student visa. Anyone intending to come to the United States with the primary purpose of studying in a long-term, full-time (18 hours or more per week) program is required to have an F-1 […]