Always add an excerpt to your blog posts. They’re important because they “promote” your post. Use them to evoke curiosity and a desire to read the post. Try to limit your excerpt copy to approximately three lines of text as I’ve done here.

This article compares two main services, coaching and psychotherapy, that many international students in the U.S. would benefit from.

Following the previous blog, this article discusses three more important skills for international students seeking to succeed in the U.S.: knowing when to seek help, relationship building, and public speaking.

What are the key skills international students need to develop in order to succeed in the U.S.? This articles discusses the importance of networking, being proactive, and student confidence.

With international student enrollment decreasing in the U.S., how will students’ campus life be impacted? This article discusses how students can manage changes in three main areas: student support/resources, job hunting in the U.S., and student wellbeing on-campus.

This article discusses how international students can better communicate with their demanding parents by understanding who their parents are, taking charge of the communication, and setting clear expectations.

Many international students face significant family pressure. This article discusses where the pressure may come from and how to proactively manage it.

Going back to in-person classes can be exciting yet anxiety-provoking for international students. This article discusses how international students meet friends on campus and how to start conversations with their peers.

Getting back to in-person schooling requires some adjustment. This article discusses how international students can get back to the norm and get comfortable with the uncomfortable.

Many international students find it challenging to communicate effectively in English. This article offers 11 ways to help students improve their English skills.

Traditional Asian upbringing teaches students to just focus on school and refrain from dating until they complete their education. It takes practice to know what would make a good romantic partner.

This article offers six pieces of advice for international students as they prepare to find their first job in the U.S. after graduation.

This blog discusses top 10 important skills international students should build in order to grow into an effective leader in the U.S.

The winter months in the U.S. can be difficult for international students who are not used to colder temperatures and shorter days. This blog offers tips to help students better manage their winter blues.

International students can enjoy the holidays in the U.S. even when they’re far away from home! This blog offers ideas for international students to consider for a fun and meaningful winter break.

Many international students feel extra lonely during the holiday season when most of their peers go home to spend time with their families. This blog offers some fun, meaningful alternative ideas for students to enjoy their holiday experience in the U.S.

Self-criticism when taken to an extreme can be harmful and demotivating. This blog helps international students recognize signs when they are overly critical of themselves and offers constructive steps they can take to cultivate self-compassion.

This blog highlights some important documents for international students to obtain and maintain current when studying and working in the U.S.: passport, student visa, driver’s license, social security number, etc.

Many students feel anxious about taking exams. Anxiety can actually benefit us; when managed well. This blog offers tips on what international students can do to manage their exam anxiety and how to earn opportunities to improve their grades.

It can be difficult for international students to identify implicit rules of networking. This blog discusses what networking is about, what it is not, and offers 5 tips to help international students start building a solid professional and social network in the U.S.