Study in USA

Study in USA is a dream for many students around the world, and with good reason. The USA is home to some of the world’s most prestigious universities and colleges, offering a wide range of courses and degrees that attract students from all over the globe. The USA is renowned for its quality education system, cutting-edge research facilities, and academic excellence, which makes it an ideal destination for international students who want to pursue their educational and career aspirations.

However, studying in the USA can also be a challenging experience, requiring students to adapt to new academic, cultural, and social norms. It is essential to be well-informed about the educational system, admission requirements, and visa procedures before applying to universities in the USA. In this context, seeking guidance from educational consultants or peers who have already studied in the USA can be helpful.

Overall, studying in the USA can be an enriching and rewarding experience for those who are willing to embrace the challenges and opportunities that come with it.

Why study in USA ?

1. American universities are second to none

When you think about universities in the US, Harvard, Stanford, Yale or MIT might come to mind. But these are only the tip of the iceberg, the crème de la crème. There are over 150 American universities and colleges that earn their place in the international rankings created by Times Higher Education, Top Universities, and others.

For those interested in academic excellency, studying in the US should be at the top of the preference list. There’s something for everybody and you can enroll in any specialisation (or major) you can think of.

2. Tuition fees for anyone’s budget

The higher education system in the US is notorious for high tuition fees and an even higher national student debt. Still, you’d make a mistake by thinking studying at an American university is always expensive.

With a simple search on our portals, you’ll discover thousands of affordable courses, with annual tuition fees of 10,000 USD or less. At the opposite end, you can find study programme at Ivy League universities that easily jump over 50,000 USD/year.

3. Academic flexibility

The flexibility students enjoy in America isn’t common in many other countries. In most cases, you don’t need to declare a major until the second year of study; keep in mind numerous undergraduate degrees (Bachelors) take 4 years to complete.

What does it mean? It means you can try out various subjects and classes, see what interests you, learn what you don’t want to focus on, and only then make a decision.

4. Unique student life and on-campus experiences

Although most Hollywood movies exaggerate things to make us laugh, don’t think there isn’t some truth behind the on-campus student life, which can be described anywhere from vibrant to wild or even over-the-top.

If parties aren’t your thing, don’t worry. You can always take up sports, enroll in clubs (e.g. drama, music) or volunteer and support a cause that’s meaningful to you.

5. Travel and explore amazing sights and tourist attractions

While living and studying in the US, you’ll be presented with the opportunity to see some of the most impressive and beautiful natural and man-made attractions in the world.

From the Yellowstone National Park to the Grand Canyon, from the Statue of Liberty to the Golden Gate Bridge, from the Mount Rushmore National Memorial to Alcatraz Island — these and many other unique sights and structures are ready to leave you speechless.

How to Apply in United States

If you’ve decided to study at a university in United States, you will have to gather the right documents to prove that you fit the university requirements. Provide complete personal information, previous qualifications, financial information, and a personal statement.

What documents do I need to provide to apply in United States?

To apply to a university in United States you will likely be asked to provide some of the following documents:

• transcripts or records of grades (high school and/or university);
• copies of past diplomas or certificates;
• resume/CV;
• test scores (SAT, ACT, GRE, GMAT);
• proof of English-language proficiency;
• motivation letter or Statement of Purpose;
• reference letters from past employers or teachers;
• application fee;
• writing sample;
• passport photo;
• your passport or national identity card.

The list of documents depends on the specific requirements of universities in United States, so you might be asked to include additional documents. It’s also likely you’ll have to provide official English translations of your documents, or translations in the local language.

Prove your English skills

Because you’ll study an international degree in English, you’ll have to present a language certificate. Most U.S. universities will accept one of these language tests:

• IELTS (International English Language Testing Service)
• TOEFL (Test of English as a Foreign Language)
• C1 Advanced
• PTE

You’ll have to meet a minimum language score set by the university, and your test scores shouldn’t be older than 1-2 years. If you don’t meet the minimum language requirements, you will have to improve your skills and scores by taking an English preparation course.

Additional test scores

Depending on the subject or specialization of your chosen Master’s, you might also be asked to provide scores for additional tests including: GRE, GMAT, LSAT, MCAT, ACT, SAT. Check if your programme requires any of these, or others. Depending on your degree subject, you might also be asked for writing sample, portfolio, or list of patents.

Application deadlines for Study in USA

The deadlines for applying to United States are usually during summer (July-September), or in winter (January-March). Keep in mind that some universities don’t have application deadlines, which means you can apply whenever you are ready.

To avoid delays or missed deadlines send your required documents with plenty of time in advance.

Living in United States

While the United States is one of the most popular study destinations, it also comes with high tuition fees and living costs. You shouldn’t worry, though, as there are many forms of financial aid available (e.g. grants, scholarships, student loans). With that in mind, let’s take a closer look at the average tuition and living expenses in the U.S.

Tuition fees at universities in the U.S.

In the U.S., tuition fees vary based on the state, the university funding model, and the student’s country of origin. So, listing an average is a rather difficult task. However, thanks to the folks at College Board, they’ve rendered an estimate of last year’s average tuition costs, which will roughly reflect the next few years.

• Public four-year university for out-of-state/foreign students: 39,890 USD per year
• Private four-year university: 49,320 USD per year

Cost of living in the U.S.

As with the tuition fees, living cost in the U.S. can vary dramatically based on your location. In a smaller city, you can get by with 800 USD per month. In a bigger city, you will need about 1,500 USD per month. But this largely depends on the type of accommodation and your spending habits.

Here is a breakdown of prices you’ll find in the U.S.:

• 3-course meal for 2 at a mid-range restaurant: 55 USD
• Milk: 0.85 USD
• Loaf of bread: 2.73 USD
• Monthly transportation pass (bus, metro): 72 USD
• Taxi: 1.68 USD per km
• Rent (private single or shared apartment): 1,000–2,100 USD per month
• Utilities: 200–250 USD per month
• Cappuccino: 4.25 USD
• Beer: 5 USD

Work while studying in United States of America

If you are an international student studying in the United States, you may be eligible to work on-campus or off-campus while you are enrolled in your academic program. Here are some of the basic options for working while studying in the U.S.:

1. On-Campus Employment: International students with an F-1 visa can work on-campus for up to 20 hours per week while school is in session, and up to 40 hours per week during school breaks or vacations. On-campus jobs may include positions in the university bookstore, library, dining services, or other areas.
2. Curricular Practical Training (CPT): CPT is a type of work authorization that allows F-1 students to work off-campus in a job related to their field of study. CPT requires approval from the student’s academic advisor and the international student office at the university.
3. Optional Practical Training (OPT): OPT is another type of work authorization that allows F-1 students to work off-campus in a job related to their field of study. OPT requires approval from USCIS and is generally limited to 12 months of full-time employment.
4. STEM OPT Extension: Students who have completed a degree in a STEM field (science, technology, engineering, or mathematics) may be eligible for an extension of their OPT for an additional 24 months.

It’s important to note that there are specific eligibility requirements and application procedures for each of these types of employment. International students should work closely with their academic advisors and the international student office at their university to determine their eligibility and options for working while studying in the U.S.

USA At a Glance

Course Duration	Intake	Application Fee	Requirements
4 Years (Bachelor’s) 2 Years (Master’s)	January, May, September	40 To 90 (USD)	GRE/GMAT + IELTS/TOEFL/PTE, Academics-Above 55%
Language Proficiency	Tution Fee (Yearly)	Living Cost (Yearly)	Visa Application
IELTS- 6+, TOEFL-70+, Duolingo-90+, PTE-50+	10000 To 55000 (USD)	10000 To 18000 (USD)	160(USD) SEVIS Fee 350 (USD)
Air Ticket	Processing Time	Part Time Work	Post Study Work Permit
100000 To 150000 (BDT)	9-12 Months	20 Hrs (per Week)	12 Month For All Programs, 12 Month+ 24 Months Extension For STEM (Science, Tech, Engg & Maths)

Our Affiliated University List

Sr No	University Name	City
1	University of Connecticut	Connecticut
2	Johns Hopkins University,	Baltimore, Maryland.
3	Arizona State University,	Phoenix, Arizona
4	University of California, Riverside	California
5	Virginia Tech Language and Culture Institute,	Blacksburg, Virginia
6	Oregon State University	Oregon
7	University of Arizona	Tucson, Arizona
8	Drexel University	Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
9	University of Delaware	Newark, Delaware
10	George Mason University	Fairfax County, Virginia
11	Colorado State University	Fort Collins, Colorado
12	University of Illinois at Chicago	Illinois
13	University of Alabama Tuscaloosa	Alabama
14	Auburn University,	Alabama
15	University of Utah	Salt Lake City, Utah
16	University of Cincinnati	Ohio
17	Ohio University	Athens, Ohio
18	University of South Carolina	Columbia, South Carolina
19	University of the Pacific	Stockton, California
20	University of Kansas	Lawrence, Kansas
21	University of Maryland	Baltimore County, Maryland
22	University of Albany, The State University of New York,	Albany
23	University of Dayton	Dayton, Ohio
24	University of Colorado Denver	Colorado
25	University of Colorado	Colorado Springs, Colorado
26	State University of New York at Geneseo	Geneseo
27	SUNY Polytechnic Institute	Utica, New York
28	State University of New York at New Paltz	New Paltz
29	State University fo New York at Fredonia	Fredonia
30	State University of New York at Plattsburg	Plattsburg
31	State University of New York College at Old Westbury, New York	New York
32	State University of New York Oswego	Oswego
33	Culinary Institute of America	New York, California, and Texas Campus
34	Queens College	New York
35	American University Washington D.C.	Washington D.C
36	Louisiana State University	Baton Rouge, Louisiana
37	Washington State University – Pullman,	Tri Cities, Everett, Vancouver, and Spokane Campus
38	The University of Nebraska – Lincoln	Lincoln
39	University of Alabama at Birmingham	Birmingham
40	Saint Louis University	St. Louis, Missouri
41	Missouri University of Science and Technology	Rolla, Missouri
42	University of Massachusetts	Lowell, Massachusetts
43	Massachusetts College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences,	Boston, Massachusetts
44	University of Massachusetts	Boston, Massachusetts
45	University of Massachusetts,	Dartmouth, Massachusetts
46	Suffolk University	Boston, Massachusetts
47	University of New Hampshire	Durham, New Hampshire
48	Adelphi University	New York- Garden City and Manhattan Campus
49	University of Idaho	Moscow, Idaho
50	San Jose State University	San Jose, California
51	San Francisco State University	San Francisco, California
52	California State University	Los Angeles
53	California State University,	Northridge
54	California State University,	Fresno
55	California State University,	East Bay
56	California State University,	Channel Islands
57	California State University,	Sacramento
58	California State University,	Bakersfield
59	California State University,	Bakersfield
60	California State University,	Dominguez Hills
61	California State University,	Stanislaus
62	California State University,	San Bernardino
63	Sonoma State University,	Rohnert Park, California
64	California State Polytechnic University	Pomona
65	University of California	Irvine, California
66	University of California	Berkley Extension, California
67	Seattle University	Seattle, Washington
68	California Baptist University	Riverside
69	New Jersey Institute of Technology	Newark, New Jersey
70	Fairleigh Dickinson University,	Teaneck, New Jersey
71	Portland State University
71	Florida Institute of Technology,	Melbourne, Florida
72	Pace University,	New York City
73	Drew University,	Madison, New Jersey
74	Savannah College of Art and Design	Savannah, Georgia
75	DePaul University
76	University of Hartford	West Hartford, Connecticut
77	Sacred Heart University	Fairfield, Connecticut
78	Florida International University,	Miami, Florida
79	Kent State University	Kent, Ohio
80	Nebraska Wesleyan University Lincoln
81	Embry Riddle Aeronautical University	Daytona Beach, Florida & Prescott, Arizona
82	Mississippi State University,	Oktibbeha County, Mississippi
83	University of New Mexico	Albuquerque
84	Illinois State University	Normal, Illinois
85	University of Wisconsin Milwaukee	Wisconsin
86	University of Nevada	Reno
87	Cleveland State University
88	Indiana University of Pennsylvania	Indiana, PA
89	Wright State University	Dayton, Ohio
90	Wichita State University	Wichita, Kansas
91	Northern Arizona University,	Flagstaff, Arizona
92	University of North Texas	Denton, Texas
93	Middle Tennessee State University	Murfreesboro, Tennessee
94	The University of Memphis	Memphis, Tennessee
95	Tennessee Tech University	Cookeville, Tennessee
96	Texas State University	San Marcos, Texas
97	Nova Southeastern University	Davie, Florida
98	University of South Alabama,	Mobile, Alabama
99	Montana State University,	Bozeman, Montana
100	The University of Scranton,	Scranton, Pennsylvania
101	Milwaukee School of Engineering, Milwaukee,	Wisconsin
102	Auburn University at Montgomery,	Alabama
103	Hofstra University,	Long Island, New York
104	Long Island University,	Post, New York
105	Long Island University,	Brooklyn, New York
106	Texas A & M University,	Corpus Christi, Texas
107	Western Kentucky University,	Bowling Green, Kentucky
108	Southeast Missouri State University,	Cape Girardeau, Missouri
109	Youngstown State University,	Youngstown, Ohio
110	Arkansas State University,	Jonesboro, Arkansas
111	University of Illinois Springfield,	Springfield, Illinois
112	Lewis University,	Romeoville, Illinois
113	Governors State University	Chicago, Illinois
114	Southern Illinois University	Edwardsville, Illinois
115	Western Illinois University	Macomb, Illinois
116	University of New Haven	West Haven, Connecticut
117	Dakota State University	Madison, South Dakota
118	Pittsburg State University	Pittsburg, Kansas
119	University of Bridgeport	Bridgeport, Connecticut
120	Murray State University	Murray, Kentucky
121	Marshall University	West Virginia
122	Duquesne University	Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
123	Yeshiva University,	New York City
124	Midwestern State University,	Wichita Falls, Texas
125	University of Central Oklahoma,	Edmond, Oklahoma
126	Central Michigan university,	Mount Pleasant, Michigan
127	Eastern Michigan University,	Ypsilanti, Michigan
128	Grand Valley State University,	Allendale, Michigan
129	Lawrence Technological University,	Southfield, Michigan
130	Felician University,	Rutherford, New Jersey
131	Saint Leo University,	St. Leo, Florida
132	Midway University,	Midway, Kentucky
133	Johnson and Wales University,	Providence, Rhode Island
134	Northwest Missouri State University,	Maryville, Missouri
135	Missouri State University,	Springfield, Missouri
136	California Lutheran University,	Thousand Oaks, California
137	Weber State University,	Ogden, Utah
138	University of Tampa	Florida, USA
139	University of Nebraska at Omaha	Kearney, Nebraska
140	Southern New Hampshire University,	Manchester, New Hampshire
141	Troy University,	Troy, Alabama
142	Texas Wesleyan University,	Fort Worth, Texas
143	Dallas Baptist University,	Dallas, Texas
144	Jefferson University,	St, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
145	University of St. Thomas,	Saint Paul, Minnesota
146	Southwest Minnesota State University,	Marshall, Minnesota
147	Western New England University,	Springfield, Massachusetts
148	Northwood University,	Midland, Michigan
149	Northwest Executive Education	Northwood University
150	Rider University,	Lawrenceville, New Jersey
151	Valparaiso University,	Valparaiso, Indiana
152	Trine University	Angola, Indiana
153	Saginaw Valley State University,	University Center, Michigan
154	Slippery Rock University	Slippery Rock, Pennsylvania
155	Golden Gate University	San Francisco, California
156	Westcliff University	Irvine, California
157	University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire,	Wisconsin
158	University of Wisconsin–La Crosse,	Wisconsin
159	University of Wisconsin–Stout,	Wisconsin
160	Charleston Southern University,	Charleston, South Carolina
161	East Carolina University,	Greenville, North Carolina
162	James Madison University,	Harrisonburg, Virginia
163	Tiffin University	Tiffin, Ohio
164	Franklin University,	Columbus, Ohio
165	Academy of Art University,	San Francisco, California
166	Full Sail University,	Winter Park, Florida
167	New York Film Academy,	New York City
168	Oklahoma State University	Stillwater
169	Webster University	Missouri, St.Louis
170	Augustana University,	Sioux Falls, South Dakota
171	Park University,	Parkville, Missouri
172	The University of Findlay,	Findlay, Ohio
173	Hult International Business School Boston,	San Francisco campus
174	Simmons University,	Boston, Massachusetts
175	University of Illinois Chicago	River Forest, Illinois
176	Lipscomb University,	Nashville, Tennessee
177	Western Washington University,	Bellingham, Washington
178	New England Institute of Technology,	Warwick, Rhode Island
179	Marist College,	Poughkeepsie, New York
180	Mississippi College,	Clinton, Mississippi
181	Monroe College,	Bronx, New York
182	New England College,	Henniker, New Hampshire
183	Berkeley College,	New Jersey & New York
184	Fisher College,	Boston, Massachusetts
185	Green River College,	Auburn, Washington
186	Seattle University	Seattle, Washington
187	San Mateo Colleges of Silicon Valley	California
188	Santa Ana College,	California
189	Santa Rosa Junior College,	Santa Rosa, California
190	College of Contra Costa	Diablo Valley College
191	Georgia State University,	Atlanta, Georgia
192	UMass Amherst
193	IPERC Academy Online
194	Summer Discovery