Studying in the USA offers international students access to world-class education, diverse cultures, and extensive career opportunities. Over 4,000 accredited institutions provide programs ranging from STEM to liberal arts, with flexible curricula and research facilities.
To apply, students typically need a valid passport, academic transcripts, standardized test scores (like SAT or TOEFL), and proof of financial support. F-1 student visas are required for long-term study.
Costs vary by institution, but scholarships, assistantships, and on-campus work options help offset expenses. Graduates may also qualify for Optional Practical Training (OPT), allowing temporary employment post-studies.
