Study in the USA
World-renowned universities, cutting-edge research, and unparalleled career opportunities in the global leader of higher education.
Why Choose the USA?
The US higher education system offers unparalleled flexibility, resources, and global recognition.
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Contact UsWorld's Top Universities
Home to 8 Ivy League schools and globally ranked institutions like MIT, Stanford, and Caltech.
STEM Leadership
Premier destination for STEM fields with 3-year OPT extension for STEM graduates.
Flexible Education System
Liberal arts approach allows undecided majors and interdisciplinary studies.
Cutting-Edge Research
Unmatched research opportunities with access to state-of-the-art facilities and funding.
US Education System
Universities
2,600+ four-year institutions including private research universities and public state universities.
Community Colleges
1,500+ two-year colleges offering affordable pathways to four-year degrees.
Liberal Arts Colleges
Focus on undergraduate education with small class sizes and personalized attention.
Specialized Institutions
Art schools, technical institutes, and other focused higher education providers.
Top Programs for International Students
Business & Management
MBA, Finance, Marketing, Entrepreneurship at top business schools
Engineering
Computer, Mechanical, Electrical, Civil with strong industry ties
Computer Science
AI, Machine Learning, Data Science, Cybersecurity with STEM OPT benefits
Health Sciences
Public Health, Biomedical Sciences, Nursing, Pre-Med tracks
Liberal Arts
Economics, Political Science, Psychology, International Relations
Film & Performing Arts
Hollywood-connected programs in film production, acting, music
Application Process
Research & Shortlist
Identify 8-10 target schools considering rankings, location, costs, and program strengths.
Standardized Tests
Take required tests (SAT/ACT for undergrad, GRE/GMAT for grad) and English proficiency exams (TOEFL/IELTS).
Prepare Documents
Submit Applications
Apply through Common App/Coalition App for undergrad or directly to grad programs by deadlines (Early Decision/Regular Decision).
Apply for Student Visa
After receiving I-20, pay SEVIS fee and schedule F-1 visa interview at US embassy/consulate.
Cost of Studying in USA
Tuition Fees
- Community Colleges$6,000-$20,000/year
- Public Universities$20,000-$40,000/year
- Private Universities$40,000-$60,000/year
- Ivy League/Elite$50,000-$80,000/year
- MBA Programs$50,000-$120,000/total
Living Expenses
- Accommodation$800-$2,500/month
- Food$300-$700/month
- Health Insurance$1,000-$3,000/year
- Transportation$70-$200/month
- Personal Expenses$300-$800/month
Financial Requirements:
Students must demonstrate 1st year's tuition + living expenses (varies by institution) for visa approval.
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Get personalized program recommendations and application assistance for US universities.
Student Questions
When should I start applying?
Begin 12-18 months before intended start date for test prep and applications.
Can I work while studying?
Yes, up to 20 hours/week on-campus, with possible CPT/OPT authorization.
What's the difference between OPT and CPT?
CPT is for during studies, OPT is post-graduation (12 months, +24 STEM extension).
Work Authorization
International students in the US can work through:
- On-Campus: Up to 20hrs/week during term
- CPT: Paid internships related to field of study
- OPT: 12 months work after graduation
- STEM OPT: Additional 24 months for STEM grads