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Relocating for graduate school comes with plenty of questions—from finding housing to picturing your day-to-day life, whether your work takes you to the lab, the studio, the seminar room, or the library stacks.
To give you an honest look at what to expect, we asked current international students and the team that supports them to share what it’s really like. Hear straight from them in this quick two-minute video below.
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Video: students and the Office of International Students and Scholars welcome you to Rice.
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In the video
Students who made the move
Current international students share what their first weeks felt like, and how a department turned into a community.
A campus and a city that welcome you
Rice sits on 300 green acres in the middle of Houston, one of the most international cities in the country. Hear what everyday life feels like.
A team whose job is to help
The Office of International Students and Scholars, known as OISS, explains how they help with your visa paperwork and your move, so you can focus on your studies.
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Stories from our community
Hear it from students who live it
There are many more. Read more student stories.
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Meet the team live
{{Person-Preferred}}, before you arrive, we hold sessions made for incoming international graduate students. You will meet the OISS team, talk with current international students, and get clear answers about visa processing and orientation. Your invitation will arrive in your inbox.
Want to hear from someone who has done it? Meet a current student. Questions? Write to us at [CONTACT EMAIL].
We would be delighted to welcome you, {{Person-Preferred}}.
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