In episode 11, you will hear from a student in the aviation program of the University of North Dakota! Learn what is important for students in the US to succeed in their specific program and in the classroom. Also, hear about why Nick believes that even uncommon places such as ND are a great fit for international students.

Kaylyn Bondy is the Vice President for Student Affairs at Bismarck State College. You might be wondering what she does - listen in and learn about all the important aspects she is dealing with to make the lives of students so much more enjoyable and your experience in the U.S. one you will never forget!

She also speaks to her experience as an international student herself and what you will gain from such an experience.

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In episode 9, you will learn from an Associate Dean at Bismarck State College what she does, what benefits international students bring to the classroom, and why YOU should definitely study in the U.S. as well.

Also, learn about a funny story about Henry in the States and his first job there!

In this episode, Santeri, a good friend from Finland joins us to tell his incredible story about how he ended up studying in the U.S.

What made him chose the two different universities he attended? What road trips can he recommend? And how can you learn from his choice of classes for yourself?

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In episode 7, we are welcoming Taichi. He grew up in Japan and after being in the U.S. to learn English, he knew he wanted to study there as well. At a college fair in Japan, he was approached by Seattle Central College and pursued a liberal arts degree at the community college there. After, he transferred and tells us about the entire process. Learn how he has learned to love the States so much, that he even worked there for a year after graduation.

He also has some insights into how international students can offset tuition costs. So tune in to know how!

In episode 6, we are fortunate to be joined by Elana, who has not only studied in the US during her undergraduate degree, but also in Germany for her MBA. Learn of the things that international students face, what differences there are for students going to the US compared to coming to Germany, and what advice Elana has for you when considering studying abroad.

In episode 5, we are excited to be joined by Florian Simon. Florian completed his BA at Lenoir-Rhyne University in NC from 2017-2019. You will hear how he went from being a "typical German guy", as he says, to a person that is taking chances playing professional soccer in Sweden, and building his own business and dream now. He also shares what you need to look at when deciding on a university.

Check out his website: https://simon-coaching-consulting.com/de/

In episode 4, Henry will answer the numerous questions you have asked since the launch of the Pod. Give it a listen, as the questions range from how he picked classes, to what he would do differently and a ton of other interesting stuff.

In episode 3, we are thrilled to be joined by Brandon Kayter. One of Henry's best friends shares how he sort of just said "yes" to an opportunity in the States. This "yes" turned into two of the best years in his life so far. Brandon also shares what studying in the US is all about - friendships and opportunities. Listen how Brandon even had the chance to go to Australia for some time because of his studies in America!

In episode 2, we are super happy to host our first guest, Carl Fridell from Sweden. Carl studied for 4 years the University of Central Oklahoma and speaks about him missing out on a lot of scholarship money, advantages international students have in the US, and what he learned during his studies that helps him today.