Top study destination with world-class universities and diverse experiences.

Why United States?

• Wide range of universities and programs
• Cutting-edge research facilities
• Opportunities for internships (CPT/OPT)
• Multicultural student life

Quick facts

Admissions & Requirements

• Apply directly via university portals or Common App
• Submit academic transcripts and standardized test scores
• Provide Statement of Purpose and recommendation letters
• Receive admission decision from universities

Visa Guidance

1. Apply for F-1 Student Visa
2. Obtain I-20 form from admitted university
3. Pay SEVIS fee and complete DS-160
4. Attend visa interview at US Embassy/Consulate

Popular programs

Top universities

• Harvard University
• Stanford University
• Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)

Student Life in United States

Culture: Diverse, open, and innovative culture with a strong focus on individualism.

Climate: Varies greatly from region to region: cold winters in the north, warm climates in the south.

• Access to advanced research labs
• Campus-based housing and activities
• Wide networking opportunities

Career & Work

Avg Graduate Salary: $45,000 – $60,000 per year

Part-time hours: Up to 20 hours per week on-campus

• Technology
• Healthcare
• Finance
• Engineering

Application Timeline

1. August – Applications open
2. November to January – Early decision deadlines
3. January to March – Regular deadlines
4. April – Admission decisions released
5. August – Course start

Scholarships

• Fulbright Program
• Hubert H. Humphrey Fellowship
• AAUW International Fellowships
• University-specific scholarships

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