Thanks for choosing SPC. As an SPC international student you are joining with more than 200 students from more than 60 different countries around the world. If you are not an SPC student yet, please go to International Student Admissions for more information. Bookmark this page for future use to find helpful resources like:
SPC International Student Guide – This is your go to resource for all things international. This printable guide will answer questions you may have about maintaining your immigration status, finances, HOUSING, HEALTH INSURANCE and other frequently asked questions. VIEW GUIDE
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My name is Camille Custodio, and I come from the pearl of Southeast Asia, The Philippine Islands. I was born in Iba, Zambales and raised in Quezon City, Manila. The Philippines is divided into three main regions, Luzon, Vizayas and Mindanao. I grew up in Luzon which is where the city’s heart lies. One of … Continue reading International Student Story: Magandang Araw from the Philippine Islands!
The World and its Affairs SPC Attends St. Petersburg Conference on World Affairs Long time ago, great explorers set on expeditions to travel the land and sea. It took many years for humanity to correct the belief that the Earth is not flat, but a huge globe. In fact, the Earth is made up of … Continue reading SPC Students at the St. Petersburg Conference on World Affairs
My name is Roberta Spathari. I was born and raised in Tirana, the capital of Albania. Albania is a small country in South-Eastern Europe, surrounded by Italy, Greece, Macedonia, Kosovo and Montenegro. Located on the Eastern shore of the Adriatic Sea, Albania is known for its Mediterranean weather, natural beauty, and amazing beaches across the … Continue reading International Student Story: Tungjatjeta from Albania
My name is Trang. When I was a little girl I lived in a small town named Nha Trang where farming and fishing were the traditional works. The city is well known for its beaches and an ancient Cham temple tower founded sometime before 781. I always wondered what the world was like, and if … Continue reading International Student Story: Chào Bạn from Vietnam
On January 7, the International Program held their Spring International Student Orientation to kick start students with their new beginning at SPC. Fifteen students from different countries such as India, Turkey, Vietnam and many more, participated at the orientation that provided essential information to ensure student success at SPC. Ramona Kirsch, direct of the Center for … Continue reading New Beginnings: New Student Orientation for International Students at CL
My name is Domenica Flores; I was born and raised in Quito, Ecuador. Ecuador is a beautiful country located in South America between Colombia and Peru, it’s divided in 4 regions (Coast, Andes, Amazon and Galapagos island), and is one of the most bio-diverse countries around the world. It is famous for our beautiful roses, sweet chocolate, … Continue reading International Student Story: Hola from Ecuador
Ever asked yourself what it would be like to live in another country? I have asked myself that question all my life. Exploring the big world, sounded very exciting – most of all when you are from a small town with 80,000 people and not much going on – but we do have a castle in our city … Continue reading International Student Story: Guten Tag from Germany!
Every semester, International Programs welcomes new international students to start their journey at SPC. On Thursday, August 13, Clearwater campus had its international student orientation for the Fall term at which 12 students from 10 countries received information that will be vital to their success at SPC. Angela Cole, the International Student Representative of the … Continue reading Getting to Know SPC: New International Student Orientation at Clearwater
Amil Kusain Tan Jr., a new international student from the Philippines (pictured), wrote about his experiences during the New International Student Orientation he attended on January 8, 2015. Please click here to read the full story. — Follow us on: