On-campus support is crucial to surviving and thriving 

Why it matters and pro tips

Here’s everything you need to know to prep and impress 

In December 2018, AISES program officers hosted a workshop with close to thirty middle-school children from the Coyote Valley Band of Pomo Indians reservation located in northern California.

What steps can you take now to reach that next professional level? 

Increase your financial savviness in the new year​

The end of the year is a perfect time to take stock of your job — and your career

Are you on track for graduation?

Going to college isn’t what it used to be — it’s a whole lot better. In this global economy, college students have more choices than ever, including the experience of studying abroad. It can be a way for you to learn about different ways of life and cultures while also advancing your education — and ultimately making yourself a stronger job candidate. In fact, a recent study found that almost 40 percent of the companies surveyed had missed international business opportunities for want of internationally competent employees. 

Meeting challenges makes us stronger. And that’s good news for Native American students, who are sure to face a few obstacles on their higher education journey.