Choosing a Health Insurance Plan for Your International Student
Health insurance provides financial protection to international students in case of injury or illness. Some schools may require a student to use a specific insurance provider or a plan that […]
Read MoreNew Guidance for Acquiring a Student Visa
On February 21, 2023, the U.S. Department of State announced a revised student visa application process. For new students: Student F and M visas for new students can be issued […]
Read MoreTypes of Private-Independent Schools in the U.S.
In our previous post, we discussed the differences between private and public schools. Today, we are focusing on private schools, which offer a diverse range of educational programs and approaches […]
Read MoreHow Coping Skills Can Help Your Child Manage Stress
Whether your child is completing their academic program or is preparing to study abroad in the U.S. for the first time, they likely are experiencing varying degrees and forms of […]
Read MoreMy Child Was Accepted to a U.S. High School—What’s Next?
This achievement is a testament to you and your child’s hard work and dedication, and you take pride in their success. However, their acceptance to a U.S. high school is […]
Read MoreHow Attending High School in the U.S. Prepares Your Child for College
If you’re considering sending your child to the United States for college or university, you’re looking for the best options and helpful guidance. Have you thought about sending them abroad […]
Read MoreA Guide to Private Versus Public Schools
Finding the right school for your child can be a daunting task, especially in a country that’s not your own. The United States offers various K–12 school options, including public […]
Read MoreHow International Students Can Spend Spring Break
Most U.S. schools provide a “spring break,” which is typically one to two weeks off from school in March or April. During this time, students enjoy a well-deserved break from […]
Read MoreTelehealth Provides Essential Access to Mental Health Care for International Students
International students face culture shock, language barriers, difficulty understanding their teachers, and myriad other challenges—including maintaining good mental health—as they leave all they know and everyone they love behind. A […]
Read MoreSpotting the Difference Between COVID, the Flu, and a Common Cold
As parents of international students, the health and well-being of your children are among your top priorities. One main concern during winter months is the increase in illness. COVID-19, the […]
Read MoreManaging Insurance Claims Denials
Medical insurance claims can be complicated and confusing. Unfortunately, many people find their claims are denied for a variety of reasons. If a claim you submit for your child’s medical […]
Read MoreWinter Traditions Celebrated Throughout the U.S.
The winter season in the United States is full of celebrations. There are numerous holidays and traditions observed by Americans, many of which will be recognized at your child’s school. […]
Read MoreHow to Keep Your International Student Safe Online
Parenting has always been hard, but it’s only become more difficult in the internet age. Between social media, gaming, and an abundance of screens, most parents say raising a child […]
Read MoreWhat Are the Winter Blues and How Can They Affect Your Child?
Americans are aware of “the winter blues”—when our moods are negatively affected by cold weather and shortened daylight hours. While this might sound like a form of melancholy or an […]
Read MoreThree Ways Preventive Care Promotes Long-Term Wellness
Most people’s approach to health care is rather simple: When they get sick, they see a doctor. But for those interested in long-term well-being, seeking care only when you’re not […]
Read MoreFour Tips to Help Your Child Make Lifelong Friendships While Abroad
Making friends as an international student can be intimidating. Parents are often the first to hear when their child is homesick, lonely, or stressed. It isn’t easy to make new, […]
Read MoreHealthcare Centers in the U.S.—Where to Seek Treatment When You Are Sick
Private schools in the United States typically have a health center (also known as an infirmary) on campus. These, however, aren’t necessarily staffed with doctors or specialists at all times. […]
Read MoreHow Counselors Can Help International Families Prepare for College
For many international students, the road to an American university begins with attending high school in the U.S. But impressive grades and a stellar list of activities often aren’t enough […]
Read MoreHow to Get Your Health Insurance Claims Approved: Instructions for Submitting Claims
An insurance claim is a request for your insurance company to pay for something your insurance covers, such as a trip to the emergency room. This usually involves completing a […]
Read MoreYour Guide to Preparing Your International Student for Summer Camp and Activities
Summer is just around the corner. This time of year, many parents start preparing their children for a season full of activities. If your family is traveling abroad for the […]
Read MoreFAQ: Student Accident Insurance
As your child prepares for summer adventures abroad, it’s a great idea (and may be a requirement) to have student accident insurance. About 175,000 K–12 students who have been injured […]
Read MoreChecklist for International Student Medical Care
Whether your child is going to be spending summer abroad or you’re gearing up for them to head back to school in the fall, scheduling medical appointments now is a […]
Read MoreFive U.S. Health Insurance Terms Defined
If your child is planning to study abroad in the United States, they will probably need a health insurance plan. When looking at insurance documents, you may find some terms […]
Read MoreUnderstanding—and Saving Money on—U.S. Health Insurance Plans
International students usually need health insurance when attending an independent school in the U.S. That’s why it’s so important for families to understand U.S. healthcare plans. America does not provide […]
Read MoreWhat to Know About Planning for International Student Health Insurance
Of all the preparations that families make when sending a child abroad for studies, securing health insurance is at the top of the list. If your child is accepted into […]
Read MoreKeep Your Child Healthy This Summer
Students traveling to the United States for summer programs have exciting times to look forward to. It is important to stay healthy as they explore, learn, and grow. Of course, […]
Read MoreAdmission Interview Insights From an Enrollment Professional
Admission interviews are arguably the most important step in the admission process. Along with transcripts, report cards, standardized tests, essays, and other application materials, they help schools determine whether your […]
Read MoreHow International Families Can Catch Up on Social-Emotional Learning
The pandemic has had a variety of effects on education, especially when it comes to social-emotional learning. International students, perhaps, may be hardest hit by the lack of social-emotional learning […]
Read MoreHere’s What You Need to Know About the International Student Visa Approval Process
Knowing how to navigate the visa approval process can help you do everything possible to ensure your child attends the school of their choice. Being aware of all the details […]
Read MoreHow to Protect Your Child’s Privacy
As a parent, your job is to protect your children. You want to know they are safe and well cared for wherever they are. When their school is far from […]
Read MoreParents and Schools: Working Together for a Fun and Safe Spring Vacation
Over the past two years, international travel has seen much change. As new restrictions are announced, parents and families find ways to adapt. Timing can make this a little difficult, […]
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