The United States is a popular destination for international graduate students, whether they’re studying business, engineering, medicine, law or another subject. Use our tips and rankings to help you in your search.
How Foreign Dentists Can Get U.S. Degrees, Training
May 30, 2018
Many U.S. dental schools have special programs designed for foreign-trained dentists.
10 Business Schools With the Most International Students
April 26, 2018
At each of these business schools, at least half of full-time students hailed from abroad in fall 2017.
3 Ways International Students Can Sample U.S. Graduate Schools
April 4, 2018
Before taking the plunge, prospective international grad students can try exchange programs, summer sessions or study abroad.
How International Students Can Prepare for Video Interviews
April 2, 2018
Video interviewing services offer applicants a chance to demonstrate their English skills and personality.
Bypass TOEFL, GRE, GMAT to Attend U.S. Graduate Schools
March 28, 2018
Prospective international graduate students don't need to let standardized tests deter them from U.S. universities.
International Grad Students at U.S. Universities Can Find On-Campus Jobs
March 23, 2018
Prospective international applicants to U.S. graduate schools can explore on-campus roles such as research assistants.
Tips for International Students Applying to Popular U.S. Graduate School Programs
March 22, 2018
Experts offer advice for international students interested in business, computer science and engineering.
Computer Science Grads Can Earn More Than MBAs
March 20, 2018
Computer-related jobs that fetch more than $100,000 include data scientist and software architect.
Understand Conditional Admission at U.S. Colleges and Universities
Jan. 10, 2018
International applicants whose English test scores are a little too low may be conditionally admitted.
Use These Scholarships to Get a Graduate Degree Abroad
Nov. 8, 2017
International students can explore fully funded government and university scholarships to help pay for graduate studies.