International Colleges

HIgher education is a dynamic institution, with its structure, purpose, and accessibility varying from country to country, and even within nations themselves.

In International Colleges, writers cover topics such as the structure of higher education abroad, higher education consortiums, and programs at international colleges and universities. Those who are considering an international education or who are just curious should feel free to browse the section.

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Carmen Sterba

Latest articles in International Colleges

Outstanding Christian Educator, Rev. Joseph Hardy Niijima

Niijima Jo gave up his position as a samurai, when he escaped on a ship to America, sold his swords, bought a Bible and worked his way as a cook on a ship.

Feb 26, 2012 – Carmen Sterba

What is the "100,000 Strong Initiative?"

U.S. President Barack Obama's "100,000 Strong Initiative" aims to increase the number of U.S. college students studying in China to 100,000 by 2014.

Feb 2, 2011 – Ashley Anderson

The Bologna Process and Higher Education in Europe

The Bologna Process is a group of resolutions and projects to improve the structure and availability of higher education throughout Europe.

Dec 5, 2010 – Ashley Anderson

Caribbean Medical School Education Questioned by the GAO

Concerns about value and quality of foreign medical schools are being raised by the GAO as millions in federal student loans subsidize those universities.

Jun 29, 2010 – John Wu

Caribbean Medical School Student Loans and Financial Aid

Federal student loans are available to cover the entire cost of going to a Caribbean medical school that is approved by the US Department of Education.

May 19, 2010 – John Wu

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