What is the Common App for college admissions, and how does it work?

The Common Application for 2017-18 is live now. You can use it to apply to nearly 700 colleges and universities in the US, Canada, China, and some countries in Europe. Here’s how it works

Star Wharton Professor Kartik Hosanagar on Why Data Scientists Are in High Demand

An entrepreneur and writer, Hosanagar teaches a course called Enabling Technologies which offers a view on technologies driving the world.

'Have a 5-year vision for where you want to be'

Dr. Raghu Santanam, chair of the Information Systems department at Arizona State University’s W.P. Carey School of Business, shares great advice for aspiring students, and his views on the tech fields and skills of the future.

Six Things First-Year Students Can Do to Adapt to Campus Life

International student services offices play a key role in helping foreign students with immigration, visa, orientation, banking and cultural issues.

Music Degree

The world’s best music schools are in the USA, most leading music schools and colleges and choose your music school carefully. Get the more information on Money Matters and Job Opportunities in music industry.

Win a Westbon scholarship for international students in the US

Westbon's $2000 scholarships are offered to graduates and undergraduates on an F1 visa in all fields of study

Explore the New Pritzker School of Molecular Engineering in Chicago University

The avant-garde school is the first in the United States to focus wholly on the trendy and rapidly growing field of molecular engineering.

Here's your chance to meet with top faculty from Arizona State University

Senior faculty and officials from ASU and its engineering school will visit several Indian cities to provide information and answer questions. Find out how to register for a free session near you!

Why Harvard Professor Gita Gopinath is a good fit as IMF Chief Economist

Gopinath, who will bring fresh thinking to the IMF in dealing with challenges of capital flows and exchange-rates, earlier talked to Braingainmag.com about her journey and the US advantage in education.

US government takes back ruling hostile to international students

Over 200 universities and 17 states had signed court briefings backing Harvard and MIT as they challenged ICE.