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It's June, and for all of you graduates out there, congratulations!!! You
might be wondering, what’s next? Are you on the job hunt, or perhaps
considering graduate school? In this month’s newsletter, we will help you
evaluate your options and give you some important resources to help get you
started.
-International Student Team
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Traveling This Summer? Don’t Forget Travel Insurance
It's summertime and that might mean that many of you are planning to travel. Whether
you want to explore the country you are studying in, or check out some other
countries, you’ll want to be prepared and have travel insurance. Check out our
Travel Medical plan that will cover you for your upcoming trip.
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What You Need to Know After Graduation
You have your degree and summer is here… now what? More than likely you’ll choose one of
the following paths. No matter which one you take, get information to help you along
your journey and make the most of the next chapter in your life.
Graduate
School
If you've finished your degree but want to learn more, focus on a
specialty, or if you need an advanced degree to pursue your career, then it might be
time to head to graduate school. See what to expect when it comes to paying for grad
school, the application process and deadlines.
Return
Home
Whether you’re excited about or dreading your return home it’s
important to be ready for what’s in store. Reverse culture shock happens to many
international students who return home, find out what to expect and how to cope before
it happens.
Get a
Job in the US
If your visa allows you to work in the US after graduation,
gather as much experience for your resume as you can. Problems finding a job? Check out
the golden rules of job hunting to help you land that dream position!
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Watch Our Hangout with McNeese State University
 Last month we had the great pleasure of hosting two hangouts
with McNeese State University!
If you missed the excitement, you can watch
both videos on MSU’s profile and learn much more. During the hangouts we discussed MSU’s
science majors such as engineering, computer science, pre-pharmacy and forensic.
Visit MSU’s profile today to learn about its national accreditations, state-of the
art labs, practical learning opportunities and scholarship opportunities!
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Should You Pursue a Graduate Degree?
 If you’ve been considering getting your Master’s degree but
you’re not quite sure it’s a good option for you - make sure you read this! You’ll be
given four questions that you need to ask yourself before making a final decision on
grad school.
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 We are happy to announce our newest Featured School, the
University of Kansas! KU is home to over 2,500 international students from all over the
world! Their international students enjoy a variety of social events including
international coffee hour and holidays events. Students can also participate in the
university's various clubs, leadership opportunities, and they have the opportunity to
conduct their own research, try their luck at a game of golf at their indoor golf
simulator and explore Kansas City. Visit KU's
profile today and see how they can help you transition to life at the US.
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Real Questions from Real Students
 We receive a lot of great questions from students like you
from around the world. Looking back to when Colin Wiggins from John Jay College of
Criminal Justice was our guest advisor, check out this question:
"In which
year of the 4 undergraduate years do I decide on my major?"
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Ask Randy, from Butler Community College
 Randy Bush is our Advisor of the Month, and he’ll be
available throughout June to answer any questions you have. He not only leads
international trips throughout Europe, but he is Butler Community College’s
International Academic Advisor handling all aspects of international student services,
including immigration, admissions, and student life activities. Be sure to ask Randy
your questions!
 Butler Community College is the second largest community college
and sixth largest college in Kansas. With over 13,000 students attending Butler each
year, it is home to 185 international students from over 70 different countries. With
more than 70 different degree programs at seven locations to choose from, students will
be able to make their college experience their own and feel comfortable in a small
classroom environment.
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