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We are committed to provide you the best experience not only in learning but also in your everyday life here as an international student. Here you can find most of the information that you will need to make your stay here in the U.S. one of the best experiences.

Live in Orange County, California

Orange County is one of the world’s premier visitor destinations and offers a diversity of things to do and see. A place that has sparked the imagination of travelers worldwide, it is comprised of 33 cities and 48 miles of warm, sandy beaches. Orange County, with a picture perfect climate, provides outstanding dining, shopping, museums, and art galleries, great theater, major league baseball and hockey teams, missions, golf courses and, of course, Disneyland Resort and Knott’s Berry Farm. While in Orange County, go for a sunset stroll or on a whale-watching cruise, visit a state park or maybe catch a movie in production. You’ll find sun-soaked days and neon-nights in Orange County, California.

Live in Los Angeles, California

More than movies, Los Angeles offers a cultural diversity that is reflected in its museums, architecture, art and restaurants. Even the geography is diverse: Where else can you go snowboarding in the morning and catch a wave in the afternoon, or hike deep into the wilderness just off a busy freeway? Los Angeles county stretches over 4,000 square miles, encompassing high deserts, sparkling beaches, snowy peaks, and meandering megalopolis that, since its inception, has inspired legions of dreamers -from de Mille to Steven Spielberg.

Live in Irvine, California

Long before developers embraced the idea of mixed-use communities, there was Irvine. It was born in the 1960s, when the University of California commissioned architect William Pereira to design a new campus and town. Today, its population hovers around 200,000, yet it feels much smaller thanks to its tight-knit neighborhoods and more than 16,000 acres of green space. In 2008, it was ranked 4th in the Top 100 Cities - Best Places to Live. Irvine is one of the nation's largest planned urban communities and encompasses more than 65 square miles, with a relatively young population. Some amusement parks and attractions near our Irvine location are SeaWorld, Irvine Lake, etc.

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