Carnegie International Students Institute

Empowering Talent, Strengthening America

According to FWD.us estimates, 100,000 international student graduates of U.S. colleges and universities each year would like to stay and work permanently in the U.S. They could add up to $233 billion to the U.S. economy this decade and reduce STEM-related talent shortages by about a quarter.

Education Knows No Borders, Discrimination Has No Place

International students are an integral part of our society and deserve equal respect and treatment. It is our collective responsibility to stand against discrimination and harm towards them, as they make important contributions to our social and economic development. Let's come together, speak up for international students, and create a safe, inclusive, and friendly environment for them to learn and thrive. Let's stand together against discrimination and harm, and work towards a better future!

Carnegie International Student Institute

Working Towards a Brighter Future for International Students

At Carnegie International Students Institute, we are working to raise money and offer assistance and services to students who most need it. We think it is critical to speak up and take action right away for foreign students or international education in order to increase the profile of international students in the U.S. and solve the most serious challenges affecting trends in international education. Join us or give us your support so we can make studying in the US simpler, safer, and more enjoyable!

Why Apply to the School of Your Choice through CISI?

CISI is the only certified non-profit organization in the US study abroad consulting industry, and it is a charitable organization dedicated to the academic and professional development of international students.

Objective & Free

CISI offers completely objective and cost-free advisory services and helps international students applies for CISI's partner universities. CISI tailors the application plans and strategies based on students' actual demands.

Mutual Development

International students who apply through CISI will help CISI obtain funds from the school for the operation of non-profit organizations, which will allow more international students to benefit from CISI's free services.

Precious Honor

Honorary volunteer titles or contribution certificates will be awarded to those who have supported and helped CISI, a nonprofit organization that specializes to international students in the US.

International students' academic success in the United States will help address the tech industry's complaints about the lack of available high-skilled workers.