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Today is Digital Learning Day, an annual celebration hosted by the Alliance for Excellence in Education. The day promotes and shares how teachers and educators across the country use innovative technology to help students learn. Join the celebration by tuning into Digital Learning Day Live, a…

Do you have a part-time job? Have you received scholarship money or a grant from your school? In both of these instances, you are required to file and pay taxes as an international student studying in the United States.  The Internal Revenue Service (IRS), part of the U.S. Department of…

Scams are when strangers target unsuspecting individuals and lie to them in order to illegally receive money or personal information. Those that conduct scams are often called scam artists. They contact people in many ways, but a common technique is to call on the telephone and demand money under…

Universities in the United States continue to boost their international student recruitment efforts. If your school wants to enroll F or M international students, it must first apply for and receive certification from the Student and Exchange Visitor Program (SEVP). This program monitors schools,…