The American education system provides many choices for higher education to international students. There are community colleges, colleges, universities and liberal art schools. Many international students are not familiar with the American education system and therefore, may not understand what a community college is.
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April Recap: Balancing Your Academics to Understanding College Sport
Student-Athletes: Balancing Your Academics and Sporting Needs
Going to college is challenging, but going to college and playing a college sport can be twice as challenging. The most important thing to remember is that if you were already able to successfully
Student-Athletes: Balancing Your Academics and Sporting Needs
Going to college is challenging, but going to college and playing a college sport can be twice as challenging. The most important thing to remember is that if you were already able to successfully juggle High School academics with SAT preparation and High School sport,
International Student: Surviving Your Freshman Year
August has arrived and your final items have been packed into your bag as you say goodbye to your family, friends and country for some time to pursue a college education and sporting career. For many international students the overwhelming feeling of living in another country can be sometimes ignored until you actually start your college career.
Biggest Differences Between High School and College Sports
Your high school career has ended and the time has come to start your college career. The transition from high school to college sport is unquestionably a big one and you ask yourself what are some of the biggest differences between high school and college sport? Add athletics into the mix and that’s a lot of change for an 18-year-old. What
MARCH MADNESS: EVERYTHING YOU NEED TO KNOW
March is upon us and the hype around March Madness has once again got everyone talking. But you ask yourself what exactly is March Madness all about? It’s quite simply one of the biggest, most exciting and fun events in all of sports, especially when it comes to the college game. Below we will outline everything
Are You A Recruitable Student-Athlete?
You have your mind set on college, but are you a recruitable student-athlete? Do you know what it takes to be successfully recruited by a college coach? Every college coach looks for certain attributes in their recruits whether it be athletic, academic, or character. These characteristics vary from coach to coach depending on the specific sport, the school
Redshirting in College Sport
You’ve been in contact with college coaches and they speak about being redshirted, but what does it mean to be redshirted? Redshirting college athletes is a way for coaches to give players more time to develop before getting on the field or court without having to lose any of their playing eligibility. The National Collegiate Athletic Association NCAA requirements
Academic Financial Aid: The Complete Guide
Each year thousands of international students enter the USA College education scene. But while America offers some of the best educational opportunities in the world, its universities also have some of the highest price tags. To make sure US dollars don’t get in the way of your US college education dreams, you’ll need to understand how financial aid for
Understanding College Rankings
Everyone loves looking at rankings, especially when it comes to USA Colleges. The fascination with college ranking lists has been around for over 30 years, ever since the U.S. News & World Report debuted its list in 1983. There are quite a few college ranking’s lists out there, but which ones are the best ones? Which ones should you look at?
The Divisions (Sports) — SOME OF THE DIFFERENT COLLEGE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATIONS AND DIVISIONS
The time has arrived, and you need to start deciding which college you would like to attend based on your academic and athletic needs. When evaluating
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ACADEMIC REQUIREMENTS FOR NCAA AND NAIA Eligibility
Congratulations! You have been rewarded for your individual athletic ability with a sports scholarship offer from one of your desired colleges. The big question is do you meet the NCAA (The National Collegiate Athletic Association)