While studying abroad, every student has a ton of questions.
Starting with which fitness center to get a discount or how to cure a headache to how to cook a great meal for a party and not go broke – there are so many questions, and it can be hard to find quick answers to them.
We’ve thought about the questions students have most often and have compiled a list of websites that will be helpful to anyone who is already studying or just about to study abroad!
- EdX.org – one of the leading platforms with free, high-quality online MOOC courses from top universities for students who want to deepen their knowledge in any subject.
- Coursera.org – another site with courses and supplemental study materials in a wide variety of fields, from IT to classic literature.
- TheBookPond.com – This site allows you to sell your old textbooks and buy used books at an affordable price from other students.
- Craigslist.com – On this portal, you can choose your location and view current listings of a wide variety of offerings, including job openings, real estate listings, listings for rent and sale, and goods and services.
- UniDays.com is a popular site with thousands of discounts and great deals for students around the world
- WiseBread.com – this site with helpful articles, apps, and tips will teach anyone how to live on a limited student budget.
- StudentRecipes.com – a portal with cool, cheap, and very easy recipes that will help a student who is facing the need to cook on their own for the first time survive.
- Budgetbytes.com – another increasingly popular resource with delicious and, most importantly, inexpensive recipes and a cool modern design.
- Mint – online resource that makes it easy to plan your budget, calculate your income and expenses.
- Whatuni.com – this site allows students to read reviews of other students about universities and professors so they don’t make the wrong choice.
- Chegg.com is a handy site where students can rent or buy textbooks or e-textbooks cheaply and exchange or return them within 21 days for a full refund.
- MentalFloss.com – if you like to wander aimlessly on the web in between studies, this site will be a great alternative to social networking sites and even let you learn a couple of interesting facts about something interesting without straining your brain.
- Thebalancecareers.com is an excellent resource with a lot of useful information and effective tips for students who are preparing for a part-time or permanent job abroad.
- Healthline.com – it is very important for students to maintain their health while studying, on this website students can find a variety of information and tips concerning all kinds of illnesses and ailments.
- Lifehacker.com – this popular student (and even more!) site has tips on everything, including money, health, travel, cooking, leisure, and more.
- MyModernMet.com – an inspiring site with arts and culture news that any self-respecting modern student should be aware of.
- HousingAnywhere.com – the best site to find permanent or temporary housing for students anywhere in the world with a wide selection of rooms and individual apartments.
- ISIC.org – as a student abroad you can get your ISIC card and join the international ISIC association to get lots of discounts and deals on everything from pizza and laundry services to hotel and airfare reservations.
- essayassistant.net – useful resource for students that provides help with homework and various academic assignments in a wide range of areas.
- Your university website – yes, you heard right, it is the website of your foreign university that becomes the main source of all basic information and news about university life, studies, and leisure time for its students during their studies.
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