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Study in the USA — 4,000+ universities, world-leading research.

Home to Harvard, MIT and Stanford alongside 4,000+ universities — with CPT, OPT and STEM OPT work opportunities for eligible students.

Tuition USD 18k–60k/yr
Work CPT / OPT / STEM OPT
Intake Fall / Spring / Summer
Universities 4,000+
CapitalWashington D.C.
CurrencyUS Dollar (USD)
LanguageEnglish
Living costUSD 900–2,000/month
Main intakeFall (August)
USA at a Glance

Why students choose USA.

Country Snapshot

UniversitiesHome to 4,000+ institutions
Popular intakesFall (Aug) · Spring (Jan) · Summer (May)
Work — during studiesOn-campus, up to 20 hrs/week
CPTPaid internship tied to your program, while studying
OPTUp to 12 months work after graduation
STEM OPTExtension available for eligible STEM graduates

Why Students Love It

  • Home to 4,000+ universities, including many world-ranked institutions
  • Degrees recognised worldwide with strong research & innovation culture
  • CPT and OPT work opportunities during and after your studies
  • Scholarships, assistantships and a flexible education system
  • Diverse, international student community
Partner Institutions

Universities & colleges we work with.

15 featured partner universities, from Ivy League research institutions to career-focused private universities.

Harvard University
MIT
Stanford University
University of California, Berkeley
Arizona State University
University at Buffalo (SUNY)
University of South Florida
Illinois Institute of Technology
Purdue University
Northeastern University
New York Institute of Technology
University of Dayton
University of New Haven
Wichita State University
Webster University
Programs

Popular courses in USA.

Computer Science
Artificial Intelligence
Data Science
Cloud Computing
Cyber Security
Engineering
Healthcare
Pharmacy
Business Administration
Finance
Supply Chain Management
Hospitality
Media & Communication
Design
Aviation
Budget Planning

Cost of study & living in USA.

Tuition (per year)

Community CollegesUSD 8,000–18,000/yr
Public UniversitiesUSD 18,000–35,000/yr
Private UniversitiesUSD 30,000–60,000/yr

Living Cost

Accommodation, food, transport & utilitiesUSD 900–2,000/month
Roadmap

Admission & visa — step by step.

01

Free Profile Assessment

Academics, budget and goals reviewed.

02

University & Course Selection

Shortlist matched to your profile.

03

Application & Offer Letter

Submission and offer letter received.

04

Financial Documents

Funds compiled & verified.

05

I-20 Issued

Certificate of Eligibility for F-1 status.

06

SEVIS Fee & DS-160

Visa fee paid, application form completed.

07

Visa Interview & Fly to USA

Interview preparation, then departure.

Documents

What you'll need.

For University Admission

  • Passport
  • Academic documents & transcripts
  • Statement of Purpose
  • Resume/CV
  • IELTS/TOEFL/PTE/Duolingo score
  • Letters of recommendation

For Visa Application

  • I-20
  • Financial documents & bank statements
  • Sponsor documents & affidavit of support
  • SEVIS fee receipt
  • DS-160 confirmation
FAQs

Common questions about studying in USA.

Is IELTS compulsory for the USA? +

Most universities accept IELTS, TOEFL, PTE or Duolingo, and some offer English proficiency waivers based on their own policies.

Can I work while studying? +

Yes — F-1 visa holders may generally work up to 20 hours/week on campus during academic sessions, and full-time during authorised breaks.

What is CPT? +

Curricular Practical Training lets eligible students gain paid, program-related work experience while still studying.

What is OPT? +

Optional Practical Training lets eligible graduates work in the USA for up to 12 months after completing their studies, with a STEM OPT extension available for eligible STEM graduates.

Can I apply after a study gap? +

Yes — many universities accept gap years if properly justified with supporting documentation.

Get your free USA eligibility & cost breakdown today.

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