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Still recognized as the most straight forward path to creating and sustaining wealth and overall better standards of living, education holds a dear place in the hearts and minds of many diaspora members.

Lately, this path has become more expensive and very confusing; we aim to reduce all the red tape by seeking to find new ways of achieving higher levels of education through the most economic of ways; knowledge about scholarships, legislation on student loans, international student opportunities, college preparation and trade school information.

Our goal is to create a free information road map - from birth of a child to graduation and paying off student loans - that will be constantly updated with new and relevant information.

 
 
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Applications Open for Fall 2025 Semester at TISSO
Applications Open for Fall 2025 Semester at TISSO

Applications for the Fall 2025 semester at TISSO are now open. Prospective students are encouraged to submit their applications early to ensure consideration for admission. TISSO offers a wide range of programs designed to meet diverse academic interests and career goals. Explore your options and begin your educational journey today.

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U.S. Student Visa Revocations and the Impact on International and Diaspora Students
U.S. Student Visa Revocations and the Impact on International and Diaspora Students

In recent months, the United States has seen a notable increase in the revocation of international student visas, often without prior notice. This unsettling trend particularly affects students engaged in campus activism, creating widespread uncertainty and anxiety within the international and diaspora student communities, and instilling fear across the broader academic landscape.

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Federal Research Funding Cuts: Implications for International and Diaspora Students
Federal Research Funding Cuts: Implications for International and Diaspora Students

Recent federal funding reductions have critically affected U.S. higher education, particularly graduate programs and vital research opportunities. These changes pose unique challenges for international and diaspora students pursuing advanced degrees, complicating their educational journeys and increasing competition, thereby making the landscape significantly more uncertain than in previous years.

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How International Education Works
How International Education Works

International education offers students the chance to study abroad, enhancing global exposure and career prospects. This exploration delves into critical elements like university admissions, visa regulations, financial assistance, cultural integration, and post-study job opportunities, providing a comprehensive understanding of how these components operate within the global education framework.

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