Study In USA

For five centuries, travelers have brought their hopes and dreams to America. For the earliest pioneers, it was a virgin wilderness ready to be shaped into a “New World", a potential paradise wasted on its native peoples. Millions of immigrants followed, to share in the building of the new nation and to better their lives, far from the hidebound societies of Europe and Asia. Eventually, slaves, who had been shipped over from Africa and the Caribbean, joined them as free citizens. As the United States expanded to fill the continent, something genuinely new was created: a vast country that took pride in defining itself in the eyes of the world.
 
Every traveler in the United States – be they foreigners on a coast-to-coast road trip or locals exploring their extraordinarily diverse land – has some idea of what to expect. American culture has become so thoroughly shared throughout the globe that one of the principal joys of getting to know the country is the repeated, delicious shock of the familiar. Yellow taxis on busy city streets; roadside mailboxes straight out of Peanuts cartoons; wooden porches overlooking the cotton fields; tumbleweed skittering across the desert; endless highways dotted with pick-up trucks and chrome-plated diners; the first sight of the Grand Canyon or the Manhattan skyline.

Some of the reason are: 

Extensive Academic Offerings: American higher education institutions offer an incredible selection of academic studies and majors, allowing students the freedom to explore various disciplines. No matter your area of interest—whether it's the arts, sciences, business, or engineering—there is bound to be a programmed that meets your requirements in the United States.
Cultural Diversity: Studying in the USA is a great way to experience different cultures. With a population made up of many ethnic, religious, and ideological groups, students are exposed to an amazing variety of perspectives from around the world. This exposure facilitates cross-cultural understanding and prepares students for the increasingly globalized climate we live in today.
Research and Innovation Hub: American institutions prioritize research, offering unparalleled opportunities for students to engage in groundbreaking projects. Access to state-of-the-art labs and collaboration with leading scholars fosters an environment of innovation and intellectual curiosity. 
Support for international students: Apart from scholarships, US universities also offer international students financial aid. Students eligible for financial aid are typically provided a minimized cost of education.
International students are also offered support from various resources and laws in their favor from the government. International students are well taken care of and valued highly in the US.
World-Class Education System: The foremost reason people choose to study in the USA and not in India is because of its education system. The USA has over 5,300 colleges and universities, and is home to some of the world’s best educational institutions listed high in the QS world rankings 2024.
Cutting-edge facilities: Many US universities and colleges have highly advanced research laboratories, manufacturing workshops, and more, which allow you to take part in groundbreaking research and create innovative new products.

Education System

The education system in the United States is diverse and flexible, offering a range of options for students at all levels. It is divided into three main stages: elementary, middle, and high school, followed by higher education. Students typically start kindergarten at age five, and attend elementary school until grade 5, middle school from grades 6-8, and high school from grades 9-12. After completing high school, students can pursue higher education at colleges, universities, or vocational schools. The U.S. is known for its wide variety of academic programs and institutions, offering students the chance to specialize in their interests, and the system places a strong emphasis on extracurricular activities, fostering well-rounded development. 

Universities In USA

USA is popular for The Group of ten universities which are leading research Universities. These universities are as follows: 

• University
• Stanford University
• Massachusetts Institute of Technology
• Yale University
• Berkeley University of California
• Colombia University
• University of Pennsylvania
• Harvard University
• Rice University
• Cornell University

Some of other Universities are as follows: 

• University of Michigan
• Duke University
• University of California, San Diego (UCSD)
• University of California, San Francisco (UCSF)
• Northwestern University
• Johns Hopkins University 
• University of Southern California (USC)
• New York University (NYU)
• University of Texas at Austin 
• University of Washington
• University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill 
• Brown University
• University of Wisconsin-Madison 
• University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign 
• University of Florida 
• Vanderbilt University
• Indiana University Bloomington

Popular Courses Of USA

• Business Administration
• Computer Science and IT
• Engineering
• Medicine and Health Sciences
• Law
• Science and Technology
• Social Sciences
• Arts and Humanities
• Education
• Design and Architecture
• Communication and Media Studies
• Hospitality and Tourism Management
• Agriculture and Environmental Studies
• Mathematics and Statistics
• Finance and Economics
• Social Work
• Psychology and Behavioral Sciences
• MBA 
  
  
  

Tuition Fees

The costs of studying in USA depend on the institution and the level of study you choose.
As an international student, your tuition fees are payable before you study.

Accommodation

Students are required to show sufficient amount to cover yearly Living Expenses in USA which is $ $12,000 to $20,000 per 
year.

Study Intakes In USA

Summer intake May
Fall intake September - December

Skills Shortage Jobs

• Healthcare
• Information Technology (IT)
• Skilled Trades
• Engineering
• Finance and Accounting
• Sales and Marketing
• Transportation and Logistics
• Hospitality and Tourism
• Manufacturing

Eligibility Requirements

• Academic Documents (SLC & above all, Passport
• Photocopy)   Academic Qualifications
• English Language Proficiency: IELTS, TOEFL, or PTE Academic
• Portfolio or Audition (if applicable)
• Passport
• Statement of Purpose or Personal Statement
• Letters of Recommendation
• Resume/CV

Documents (for visa apply)

• A valid passport that is valid for at least six months
• beyond your period of stay in the USA.
• Acceptance at a SEVP-approved school and your Form I-20.
• Application fee payment for the Student and Exchange
• Visitor Information System (SEVIS).
• Non-immigrant visa application and the Form DS-160 confirmation page.
• One or two photographs in the requested format.
• Police report.