What’s it like to study in Hong Kong as an international student? How does the work permit process work for students in Hong Kong? How difficult is it to get a job in Hong Kong for international students? Arpit Arora is well-qualified to answer these questions. He completed his MBA from the University of Hong … Read more
It is imperative for every international student in the United States to be aware of their credit score, how it works and why it is so important for their financial life in the short & long term. Below, we share everything you need to understand U.S. credit scores and how you can build and improve … Read more
Colin Powell once said that the healthiest competition occurs when average people win by putting in above-average effort. The truth of this statement becomes obvious at most case competitions. Student participants taste victory by dint of their preparation and focus, not by their brilliance or genius alone.
The COVID19 pandemic changed the way the world worked. Individuals and institutions turned on their laptops and found workarounds to regular processes that everyone had taken for granted. Business schools did pretty much the same. From physical classrooms, they moved the education delivery process online and adopted innovative ways (such as virtual and hybrid learning … Read more
Germany may not be a native English-speaking nation, but it still manages to readily find a place among the top five educational destinations in the world. Nearly 400,000 international students—from India, China, Iran, Syria, Indonesia, Pakistan, and other countries—start their college day saying a happy “Guten Morgen.” One reason why Deutschland is popular is that … Read more
The United States of America, or simply the United States (or US), has long been an El Dorado for international students all over the world, thanks to the high standard of education from its reputed universities and the quality of life the country offers. Although the cost of attendance at US universities is high, the … Read more
How does the ISB placement process work for senior executives with higher than average work experience? The short answer is that it’s more challenging than it is if you are closer to the class average. Veena Choudhary wrote in her earlier article how a second MBA was less of a degree for her, and more … Read more
The Kellogg MBA experience can leave you shaken and stirred! Yajur Taxali shares his experiences as a Kellogg MBA student, what to expect in class (and outside), the recruitment process, the OPT / H1B ordeal and much more. Read on to find out what it means to be an international student in a top MBA … Read more
Undergraduate degrees in USA are pretty flexible. As part of the 4-year degree, you can choose a major and minor subject, and the two need not be related. Samarth, who started out as a diehard fan of computers, discovered a fascination for economics after starting his degree. He impressed the recruiting team at Amazon and … Read more
A great learning experience along with a fabulous lifestyle: that’s what Australian universities promise international students. While the country’s top universities offer world-class education, its cities lay out a high standard of living with quality infrastructure and sustainable environment. Many Australian degree programs include work experience and internships, which help students be aware of their … Read more
If you plan to study abroad, it’s probably a “smashing” idea, as the British would call it, to jump into the melting pot of cultures called the United Kingdom.
A blogger catches the essence of Canadian culture in a sentence: If Canada were a person, it would be the life and soul of the party, where everyone would feel welcome and appreciated. No wonder that there were over 572,000 international students (at all levels) holding study permits in the “land of the maple leaf” … Read more