Study in United States
The United States has the largest number of universities in the world and leads globally in research output and innovation.
Capital
Washington D.C.
Language
English
Currency
USD ($)
Avg Cost/mo
$1,500–2,500/mo
Avg Tuition
Approx USD 20,000-55,000+ per year; public out-of-state and private universities vary widely
The United States has the largest number of universities in the world and leads globally in research output and innovation.
Visa Information
F-1 student visa required. I-20 from university needed.
Study requirements
- Secondary diploma for bachelor's, or a relevant degree for master's
- Standardized tests where required (SAT/ACT, GRE/GMAT) plus English proficiency (TOEFL/IELTS)
- Academic transcripts, essays, and recommendation letters
- Form I-20 from the university and proof of funds
- F-1 student visa
Student life
The US offers unmatched choice, from large state universities to small liberal arts colleges, with strong campus culture, sports, clubs, and research opportunities. Cities and college towns vary widely in cost and vibe, financial aid and assistantships are available, and Optional Practical Training lets graduates gain work experience. The scale and diversity of options are the biggest draw.
Scholarships in United States
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Top universities
Universities in United States
Study options
Programs in United States
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