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How International Students Can Improve their English
Learning a foreign language is easier for some people and harder for others. When you are an International Student in the US learning and improving your English is vital. Making friends with American...
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5 things International Students can do this summer in the U.S.
After this incredibly long winter packed with term papers, all nighters and exams, summer is almost around the corner! J As International Student, you should probably start planning your three months...
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Study Abroad Tips – From China to Boston – meet peerTransfer’s intern and...
At peerTransfer we are continually interacting with the students that use our service to make payments. We want to know everything about their experience when making a payment and beyond. Paying...
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The Best Places to Watch Fireworks on July 4th
Although many international students go home during summer break, there are plenty of students who stay in the U.S. for summer classes, internships, or just to enjoy time with friends or traveling...
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3 Things Every New College Student Needs to Know
Starting college is a major milestone for any student. It marks the beginning of a thrilling, transformative chapter in life. If you’ll be studying in a new country, let alone an unfamiliar city or...
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A Basic Guide to Greek Life for International Students
Greek life – fraternities and sororities – may not be an integral part of every university in the United States, but it is definitely a uniquely American concept and institution. Fraternities and...
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Celebrating International Education Week 2014
If you’re studying in another country, have done so in the past, or have classmates and friends from other parts of the world, then you’re benefiting from international education and exchange. As the...
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10 Essential Apps for International Students
From planning trips home to calculating currency exchange rates, studying abroad comes with its own set of unique challenges. Luckily, the app market is chock full of apps that will have you...
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What to Expect When Moving into a U.S. Dorm
Students beginning their studies at a U.S. college or university have a lot on their minds. Whether American or international, incoming students arrive on campus with a dose of nervous anxiety,...
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4 Time Management Hacks for College Freshmen
A common tendency among college freshmen is to overcommit during the first semester. Between classes, clubs, intramural sports, and making new friends, you may find yourself strapped for time as...
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Communicating at Australian Universities – What to Expect
So you’re headed for an Australian university. Maybe you’ve passed the TOEFL or IELTS exams and will be taking degree classes, or maybe you’re going to study English. Either way, congratulations!...
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The International Student’s Guide to Madrid Nightlife
Welcome to Madrid: capital city of Spain, world-class provider of fine cuisine, and haven for nightlife that is second-to-none. Madrid is the perfect city for the international student with a strong...
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Travel Europe on a Budget
For the international student studying in Europe, the expression “the world is your oyster” is especially true. A flight from London to Paris takes only an hour; a drive from Milan to Zurich takes only...
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The International Student’s Guide To American Holidays (Fall Edition)
This fall, Americans will celebrate three major holidays: Columbus Day, Halloween and Thanksgiving. Here’s an overview of each. Holiday #1: Columbus Day (Monday, October 12) Columbus Day commemorates...
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Counseling Services for International College Students in America
Moving is frequently cited as one of the most stressful life events, but it typically only involves relocating from one part of your town to another or, in more extreme circumstances, one part of your...
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How Can Joining Campus Organizations Contribute to Your Academic Success?
As a student, it can be very easy to believe that academics should be your sole priority. While it is certainly true that your coursework should take precedence, there are other opportunities on...
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Do I contact my roommate before school starts?
Whether you’ve already received your roommate assignment for the upcoming semester or you’re eagerly waiting for your housing information, the question of whether or not you should contact your...
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