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Study in USA

Complete Guide for International Students

The United States of America (USA), a country of 50 states stretching across North America, is one of the most sought‑after destinations for higher education. From New York City, a global hub of finance and culture, to Washington, D.C., the nation’s capital, and Los Angeles’ Hollywood, the center of film‑making, the USA offers unmatched diversity, opportunity, and innovation.

Why Study in the USA?

  • World‑class education with over 4,500 institutions offering undergraduate, postgraduate, and doctoral programs

  • Cutting‑edge technology and advanced research facilities

  • Flexible curriculum tailored to student interests and career goals

  • Scholarships, fee waivers, and financial aid options available

  • Industry‑based training and research opportunities

  • Fabulous campus life with multicultural exposure

Overview

  • Capital: Washington, D.C.

  • Official Language: English

  • Currency: US Dollar (USD)

  • Number of States: 50

USA as a Study Destination

  • Ranked No. 1 for overall quality of education

  • Wide choice of study programs across disciplines

  • Degrees are internationally recognized

  • Merit‑based admissions and scholarships

  • Opportunities for on‑campus jobs

  • Leader in advanced technologies and innovation

Entry Requirements for US Universities

  • English proficiency tests: IELTS or TOEFL

  • Graduate Record Examination (GRE): For entry into graduate programs

  • Graduate Management Admission Test (GMAT): Required for MBA and management programs

  • Scholastic Aptitude Test (SAT): Required for bachelor‑level courses

  • Law and Medical schools: LSAT and MCAT exams

Cost of Studying in the USA

  • Private Institutions: $15,000 – $25,000 per year

  • State Institutions: $10,000 – $20,000 per year

  • Specialized programs (e.g., Medicine, MBA) may cost more.

Cost of Living in the USA

  • Estimated living expenses: $10,000 – $16,000 per year

  • Includes accommodation, food, transport, and personal expenses.

Work Rights & Stay Back Options

  • Optional Practical Training (OPT): 12 months after graduation

  • STEM Majors: 17‑month extension available

  • Work Authorization: Up to 20 hours per week (on‑campus jobs)

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