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studying overseas
My son secures $2,000 monthly salary in Vietnam three years after returning from studying in Singapore
Many overseas Vietnamese students hesitate to return home, worried about limited job opportunities. However, my children, who studied abroad, have shown that international graduates can secure high-paying jobs in Vietnam through merit alone.
It’s irresponsible to spend $600,000 studying overseas just for the experience
You cannot measure the value of studying overseas like a normal investment
U.S. arrests 21 for visa fraud in fake university sting
The United States arrested 21 suspects Tuesday on suspicion of visa fraud conspiracy for allowing more than 1,000 foreign students, primarily from China and India to extend their stay in America illegally, prosecutors said.
April 5, 2016 | 06:43 pm PT