International Student Blogs

Heading to a party or get-together? Here are some ways to make healthier choices!

If you’re an international student planning to study in the United States, most likely you will need an F1 visa to enter the country. An F1 visa allows you to enroll in a full-time academic program at a U.S. college or university. However, before obtaining an F1 visa, you must attend an interview at a […]

The 4th of July is a federal holiday in the United States that celebrates the adoption of the Declaration of Independence on July 4, 1776. And for international students staying in the US during the summer, it’s a wonderful opportunity to participate in some independence day celebrations! In this blog, we’ll provide a quick refresher […]

Too much sun can be deadly. But small amounts of sunshine can provide a major boost to your health and mood and even help prevent some types of health conditions. Learn more about the benefits of sensible sun exposure in our latest blog:

Sharing ideas and being a resource is what we’re all about, so our latest blog has some tips for students on how to reduce the stress of studying abroad. Here are some ways to help make your experience rewarding:

How do you know if your health insurance broker is good at their job?

In our latest blog, we take some advice from that page and other sources to explore having that conversation with someone that could help them turn things around. It may be difficult to start, but just being there can make a huge difference in someone’s life.

There’s a lot of insurance jargon out there, right? Here are four terms that will help you navigate your health insurance.

Our latest blog covers a language all its own: insurance-speak. There are terms such as deductible and premium that some people understand right away, but those same terms or others might require more of an explanation. Here are some common terms you may encounter as part of your insurance coverage.

Do you need a health insurance agent or a health insurance broker?