International Student Resources

Your main resource for help with immigration matters. ISSO offers important information regarding CPT, OPT, H1B visas, Social Security cards, and other important matters regarding employment in the United States. 

Explore career opportunities and resources to understand your employment options 

Develop a career plan for your job and internship search strategy  

Find ‘international-friendly’ employers 

Understand work authorization and how it applies to your job search

Understanding U.S. job offers and negotiating 

CLAS provides a wide range of support for English language learners through online and in-person tutoring, academic English programs, and the Legal English Institute. 

INTO Suffolk will help you meet the challenges of studying abroad as you improve your English language proficiency and get a head-start on your studies. You’ll benefit from language coursework especially designed to help English language learners prepare for academic success.  

Home Away from Home

        The goal of the Home Away from Home (HAFH) program is to foster supportive relationships and cultural exchange between international              and domestic students. HAFH matches international students with students from the U.S. to provide an opportunity for students to share              their cultures and get to know people from around the world.  

Activate Your Career Plan 

        Program offered by the Center for Career Equity, Development & Success where students get the opportunity to: 

              Set a career goal and develop a plan to achieve it.   

              Craft a resume and cover letter in excellence. 

              Learn how to communicate your professional brand. 

              Create a LinkedIn profile that tells your unique story and prepares you to build connections. 

              Prepare your bio and headshot to be used in a professional environment. 

             Develop a professional network and learn how to make the most of it.

**Space is limited to 25 participants, so apply early to ensure your application is included for consideration. Deadline: September 30, 2022 **

International and Cross-Cultural Clubs & Organizations

      There are more than 100 Suffolk clubs and organizations representing the wide-ranging interests and affiliations of the community. 

Adjusting to life in the US  

         Get to Know the Community 

         Ask Questions, Don’t Be Afraid to Try 

         Find People to Interact With 

Adjusting to US Academic Culture 

        For some Suffolk international students and scholars, the U.S. classroom and workplace may seem more informal than what they are used            to. Find out what is expected and learn some of the common characteristics of classroom culture in the U.S. .