Study in United States of America (USA)

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According to all significant world ranking systems, the United States of America has been a leader in the field of education and is home to the majority of top-ranked colleges worldwide. Few nations have as many highly regarded universities and award-winning academic institutions as the USA.

Study in one of the most esteemed higher education institutions in the world and take use of cutting-edge research and high-tech equipment for a scholastic experience that is immersive, interactive, and collaborative. Experience a particularly adaptable educational system that enables you to apply to a number of programs that meet your academic & career goals by selecting from a wide selection of institutions, multiple study fields, and specialty qualifications that are tough to find by in other areas of the world. Graduate with a fully global perspective and future-ready skills.

• More than a million foreign students study in the United States.
• The USA is home to around 25% of the top 100 institutions worldwide.
• OPT post-study permits for up to three years for STEM programs
• Internships (CPT) for up to a year while you are in school
• Need-based and merit-based scholarships
• There are over 4500 recognized colleges and universities to select from.
• 12 of the world's top cities for students (according to QS Best Student Cities 2023)
• Opportunities for graduate assistantship, research, and teaching

• GRE
• GMAT
• SAT
• IELTS
• TOEFL

• Business and Management
• Engineering
• Mathematics and Computer Sciences
• Social Sciences
• Physical and Life Sciences

During your first year of college, you can work part-time on campus in the United States. After completing your courses, you might also look for sponsorship possibilities. In the United States, foreign students are permitted to work up to 20 hours a week on campus. Many students discover that their time is better spent participating in practical training programs like internships, which enable them to work in relevant fields while earning university credit. There are staff members at almost every institution, including those not in major cities, which are committed to assisting students in finding internships. Additionally, extracurricular programs that give students practical work experience are available at all US campuses. Extending their academic experience through semester- or summer-long study abroad and exchange programs—offered by most universities as well as external study abroad providers—is another option that many students find appealing. Students on an F-1 visa may apply for Optional Practical Experience after graduating.