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By on February 26th, 2016

5 Things to Do with Your Host Family in San Francisco

When you’ve chosen one of America’s most beautiful cities for your international study or internship, you will never want for amazing sights and cultural events to attend. Your host family is often concerned with showing you the really special landmarks, or taking advantage of one-time events and shows. As you settle into a daily routine in your San Francisco home, it might be a good time to invite your host family to explore the parts of the city the natives…

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By on February 24th, 2016

A Quick Guide to Using American Currency

When you are studying or working in the U.S.A, using and receiving money can be confusing. Making change or paying with the correct amount is difficult with unfamiliar bills and coins. Exchanging money from or for your home currency isn’t always the most straightforward experience either, especially when exchange rates fluctuate daily. Finally, not being familiar with uniquely American money-related customs, such as tipping at restaurants or bars, can make for an embarrassing situation. American Currency American currency is made…

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By on February 22nd, 2016

Becoming an International Student at Arizona State University

Phoenix, Arizona is a bustling urban area surrounded by beautiful desert. It is a great example of the American melting pot, with many cultures being presented in the lifestyle exemplary to Phoenix. It’s also an outdoor lover’s dream, with many hiking trails and climbing spots to explore. There are many fantastic reasons to consider Arizona State University’s Phoenix campus for your international studies. Applying to Arizona State University ASU is one of the top 10 rated universities in America, and…

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