Study in USA

Language Requirements
TOFEL, GRE, GMAT, SAT, IELTS
Academic Qualifications
Equivalent to USA year 12
Statement of Purpose
Explaining your academic and career goals
Intake
Spring, Summer, Fall
Tuition Fees
Varies between USD 25,000 to USD 50,000 Per Year
Visa Type F1-Visa
 
Undergraduate Programs:
Bachelor’s Degrees
 
Honours Programs
 
Associate Degrees
  Diplomas
   
Postgraduate Programs
Master’s Degrees by Coursework
 
Master’s Degrees by Research
 
Graduate Diploma
 
Graduate Certificates
   
Research Programs Phd
 
Master’s by Research
 

The QS World Ranking, Universities for 2022 and 2023

2023 2022 University
1 1 Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)
3 3= Stanford University
5 5 Harvard University
6= 6 California Institute of Technology (Caltech)
10 10 University of Chicago
13 13 University of Pennsylvania
16= 20 Princeton University
18 14= Yale University
20 21 Cornell University
22 19 Columbia University
24 25 Johns Hopkins University
25 23= University of Michigan-Ann Arbor
27 32 University of California, Berkeley (UCB)
32 30 Northwestern University
39 42 New York University (NYU)
44 40 University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA)
50= 52 Duke University
52 53= Carnegie Mellon University
53 48 University of California, San Diego (UCSD)
63 60 Brown University
72 67 University of Texas at Austin
80 85= University of Washington
83= 75= University of Wisconsin-Madison
85 82= University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
88 88 Georgia Institute of Technology
93 96 Pennsylvania State University
100 94 Rice University
102= 108= University of California, Davis
102= 100 University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill
108 112= Boston University
118= 107 Washington University in St. Louis
129= 116 Purdue University
134 112= University of Southern California
140 120 The Ohio State University
147= 154 University of Rochester
149 146 University of California, Santa Barbara (UCSB)
155= 160 Emory University
159 157 Michigan State University
164= 168= Texas A&M University
164= 158 University of Maryland, College Park
176 161= Case Western Reserve University
181= 163= University of Pittsburgh
185= 186= University of Minnesota Twin Cities
188 173= University of Florida
199 218 Vanderbilt University
205= 191= Dartmouth College
219 216= Arizona State University
235= 232 University of California, Irvine
243= 222 University of Notre Dame
246= 252= Yeshiva University
253= 246= University of Massachusetts Amherst
253= 226= University of Virginia
262= 268= The University of Arizona
267= 264= Rutgers University–New Brunswick
281= 248= Georgetown University
296= 311= University of Miami
312= 300= North Carolina State University
312= 275= Tufts University
317= 251 University of Colorado Boulder
317= 285= University of Illinois at Chicago (UIC)
339 311= Indiana University Bloomington
350= 373= University of Connecticut
362 355 George Washington University
363= 346 Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University
369= 387 University of Kansas
375= 347= University of California, Santa Cruz
380= 340= University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa
388= 342 Northeastern University
392= 358= University of Utah
408= 431= Colorado State University
416= 378= Stony Brook University, State University of New York
425= 388= University at Buffalo SUNY
428= 414= University of Colorado, Denver
438= 429= Wake Forest University
443= 444 Illinois Institute of Technology
443= 427= Washington State University
453 403= University of California, Riverside
461= 431= Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
467=   University of Alaska Fairbanks
467= 455= University of Iowa
471= 436= Tulane University
481= 494= Iowa State University
497= 455= Brandeis University
501-510 461= Colorado School of Mines
501-510 511-520 Missouri University of Science and Technology
501-510   Swarthmore College
511-520 475 Florida State University
511-520 476 University of Missouri, Columbia
521-530 561-570 The New School
521-530 477= University of Texas Dallas
561-570 494= Boston College
581-590 531-540 University of Delaware
581-590 651-700 University of Massachusetts Boston
591-600 531-540 Lehigh University
601-650 531-540 Oregon State University
601-650   St. Louis University
601-650 541-550 The University of Georgia
601-650 541-550 The University of Tennessee, Knoxville
601-650 581-590 University of South Florida
601-650 511-520 Wayne State University
601-650   Wesleyan University
651-700 651-700 Drexel University
651-700 701-750 New Jersey Institute of Technology (NJIT)
651-700   University of Alabama, Birmingham
651-700 571-580 University of Nebraska – Lincoln
701-750 651-700 American University
701-750 701-750 City University of New York
701-750 701-750 Stevens Institute of Technology
701-750 601-650 University of Cincinnati
701-750 651-700 University of Kentucky
701-750 651-700 University of New Mexico
701-750 651-700 University of Oklahoma
701-750 651-700 University of Oregon
701-750 601-650 University of South Carolina
701-750 651-700 University of Vermont
701-750 701-750 Virginia Commonwealth University
751-800 601-650 Clark University
751-800 801-1000 Florida International University
751-800 651-700 Howard University
751-800 651-700 Michigan Technological University
751-800 651-700 Syracuse University
751-800 751-800 Temple University
751-800 751-800 University of Denver
751-800 701-750 University of Houston
801-1000 751-800 Clarkson University
801-1000 801-1000 Clemson University
801-1000 651-700 College of William and Mary
801-1000 751-800 Georgia State University
801-1000 801-1000 Indiana University–Purdue University Indianapolis
801-1000 801-1000 Kansas State University
801-1000 801-1000 Louisiana State University
801-1000 801-1000 Loyola University Chicago
801-1000 801-1000 Oklahoma State University
801-1000 801-1000 Rutgers University–Newark
801-1000 801-1000 Southern Methodist University
801-1000 751-800 University at Albany SUNY
801-1000 751-800 University of Central Florida
801-1000 801-1000 University of Hartford
801-1000   University of Idaho
801-1000   University of Louisville
801-1000 751-800 University of Maryland, Baltimore County
801-1000 801-1000 University of Mississippi
801-1000 801-1000 University of New Hampshire
801-1000 801-1000 University of Tulsa
801-1000 801-1000 University of Wyoming
801-1000 751-800 Worcester Polytechnic Institute
1001-1200 801-1000 Auburn University
1001-1200 1001-1200 Baylor University
1001-1200 801-1000 Binghamton University SUNY
1001-1200 1001-1200 Brigham Young University
1001-1200   CUNY The City College of New York
1001-1200 801-1000 Fordham University
1001-1200 801-1000 George Mason University
1001-1200 1001-1200 Kent State University
1001-1200 1001-1200 Marquette University
1001-1200 1001-1200 Mississippi State University
1001-1200 1001-1200 Ohio University
1001-1200 1001-1200 Rochester Institute of Technology (RIT)
1001-1200 1001-1200 San Diego State University
1001-1200 801-1000 Seattle University
1001-1200 801-1000 Texas Tech University
1001-1200 801-1000 The University of Alabama
1001-1200 1001-1200 University of Arkansas Fayetteville
1001-1200   University of Hawaii at Hilo
1001-1200   University of Missouri Saint Louis
1001-1200 801-1000 University of Missouri, Kansas City
1001-1200 1001-1200 University of Montana Missoula
1001-1200 1001-1200 University of North Texas
1001-1200 1001-1200 University of Rhode Island
1001-1200 1001-1200 University of San Diego
1001-1200 1001-1200 University of San Francisco
1001-1200 801-1000 University of Texas at San Antonio
1001-1200 1001-1200 University of the Pacific
1001-1200   University of Toledo
1001-1200 801-1000 University of Wisconsin Milwaukee
1001-1200 1001-1200 Utah State University
1001-1200 801-1000 West Virginia University
1001-1200 1001-1200 Western Michigan University
1201-1400   California Polytechnic State University
1201-1400   California State University – Los Angeles
1201-1400   Central Michigan University
1201-1400   Cleveland State University
1201-1400 1001-1200 Florida Atlantic University – Boca Raton
1201-1400   Humboldt State University
1201-1400   Illinois State University
1201-1400 1201+ Indiana State University
1201-1400 1001-1200 Miami University
1201-1400 1001-1200 Northern Arizona University
1201-1400   Nova Southeastern University
1201-1400 1001-1200 Portland State University
1201-1400   Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey, Camden
1201-1400   San Francisco State University
1201-1400 1001-1200 The University of Texas at Arlington
1201-1400   University of Central Oklahoma
1201-1400   University of Memphis
1201-1400 1001-1200 University of North Carolina at Charlotte
1201-1400   University of North Carolina at Greensboro
1201-1400 1001-1200 University of South Alabama (USA)
1201-1400 1001-1200 University of Texas El Paso
1201-1400   Western Washington University
1401+   California State University Long Beach
 

Each scholarship has specific eligibility criteria, which could include academic excellence, leadership skills, community involvement, specific nationality or background, financial need, and more. We can make sure you meet the eligibility requirements for the scholarships you’re interested in. And guide in professional way.

 

Finding a part-time job in USA as an international student can be a valuable way to gain work experience, supplement your income, and enhance your cultural immersion. (On Campus Jobs)

  Per Month
Accommodation
On-campus university accommodation: USD 600
 
Shared apartment or rental accommodation: USD 500+
 
Private apartment or studio: USD1,500
   
Food
Groceries: USD 200 – 300
   
Phone and Internet USD 50
   
 
Original Passport (All pages) (Including Old Passport)
Birth Certificate / School Leaving Certificate
10th Mark sheet
12th Mark sheet
Diploma or ITI Mark sheet or Provisional Certificate
Bachelor Mark sheets, Degree or Provisional Certificate
Master Mark sheet, Degree or Provisional Certificate
Work Experience Letter (If applicable)
IELTS / English Language Certificate
Resume / CV
LOR (Letter of Recommendation)
SOP (Statement of Purpose)
Marriage Certificate (If applicable)
 

Studying in the USA offers numerous advantages and opportunities that make it a popular choice for international students. Some reasons why people choose to study in the USA:

  1. Quality of Education: The USA is home to many prestigious universities and institutions that are renowned for their high-quality education and cutting-edge research. The emphasis on innovation and academic excellence attracts students from all over the world.

  2. Wide Range of Programs: The USA offers a vast array of academic programs and fields of study, allowing students to choose from a diverse range of majors and specializations.

  3. Research Opportunities: The USA is a hub of scientific and technological advancements, offering abundant research opportunities for students across various disciplines. Many universities have state-of-the-art research facilities and encourage students to engage in research projects.

  4. Global Recognition: Degrees from US universities are widely recognized and respected globally. The reputation of American education can enhance career prospects and open doors to opportunities around the world.

  5. Cultural Diversity: Studying in the USA provides exposure to a multicultural environment, giving students the chance to interact with people from various backgrounds and cultures. This experience can enhance personal growth and cross-cultural communication skills.

  6. Networking Opportunities: US universities often have extensive alumni networks that can be valuable for career advancement. Students can build connections with fellow students, professors, and industry professionals during their time in the USA.

  7. English Language Proficiency: Studying in an English-speaking country like the USA can significantly improve English language skills, which is beneficial for international students in terms of both academic and professional development.

  8. Flexibility in Education: The American education system often emphasizes a well-rounded education, allowing students to explore various subjects before choosing a major. This flexibility can help students discover their passions and interests.

  9. Internship and Employment Opportunities: The USA has a strong economy with a variety of industries, offering numerous internship and employment options for students, both during and after their studies.

  10. Personal and Professional Growth: Living abroad and studying in a different cultural context can foster personal growth, independence, and adaptability. It can also provide a competitive edge in the job market by showcasing an individual’s ability to navigate diverse environments.

  11. Scholarships and Financial Aid: While education costs can be high in the USA, many universities offer scholarships and financial aid to international students based on merit, need, or specific criteria.

  12. Quality of Life: The USA offers a high standard of living, with modern amenities, diverse entertainment options, and a range of cultural experiences to enjoy outside of academia.

However, it’s important to note that studying in the USA comes with its challenges, including financial costs, cultural adjustments, and the complexities of the visa application process. Prospective students should thoroughly research and consider their individual goals and circumstances before making a decision.