The international student’s guide
to studying and living in the United States.
Who are international students?
Simply put, international students and
scholars are non-US citizens who undergo a series of
interviews, background and financial checks by US government
officials before awarded an undergraduate, graduate or
postgraduate ‘student visa’. At last count, there
were almost 600,000 international students studying in the
United States and many more are graduates now working in the
engineering, financial, medical, technology (and countless
others) fields.
Why you should reach them?
Why not? Imagine for a minute an American
citizen moving his life to -- um, say -- Brazil. He may be
familiar with the country, but he will have to master the
language, learn the customs, and build a new life ... from
scratch! New clothing, new living quarters, new personal
services (financial, medical), new modes of entertainment and
leisure activities, and so on. Plus, college students build
trends. They’re more apt to try new products, and
sometimes, if they like these products, make it them household
staples for years to come . Additionally, international
students have strong ties back in their homelands and visit and
phone regularly.
How to do it?
To find out how to reach these fearless
world travellers and amazing scholars by buying advertising
space with us, send an e-mail to advertising @
theworldscholar.com or to download the media kit in pdf format click here.
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