Study Abroad
Study In USA
Thousands Of Universities, Flexible Majors And World-Class Research: Find A Course That Fits Your Ambition.
Harvard University
The United States Has One Of The Largest And Most Varied Higher-Education Systems In The World, With Colleges And Universities Offering Undergraduate, Master's And Doctoral Programmes In Almost Every Subject.
Programmes Are Often Flexible: Students Can Usually Combine Subjects, And Many Courses Include Research, Laboratory Or Practical Work Alongside Lectures.
The USA Is The Largest Study-Abroad Destination, With A Huge Mix Of Public And Private Universities, Community Colleges And Specialist Institutes. Fees And Living Costs Vary A Great Deal By State, City And Type Of Institution, So The Shortlist Matters As Much As The Country.
Undergraduate And Graduate Study
- Eligibility
- Completed 12 Years Of Schooling With Good Marks. Many Universities Now Make SAT Or ACT Optional, But Some Programmes Still Ask For Them. A Personal Essay And Recommendations Are Usually Needed.
- English Or Language Tests
- IELTS, TOEFL Or Duolingo Scores Are Commonly Accepted; The Typical IELTS Requirement Is About 6.0-7.0 Depending On The University.
- Intakes
- Fall (August-September) Is The Main Intake; Spring (January) At Many Universities; A Few Offer Summer Starts
- Eligibility
- A Recognised Bachelor's Degree. GRE Or GMAT Is Asked By Some Programmes And Waived By Others. A Statement Of Purpose, Recommendation Letters And A CV Are Usually Required.
- English Or Language Tests
- IELTS, TOEFL Or Duolingo Scores; The Typical IELTS Requirement Is About 6.5-7.5 Depending On The Programme.
- Intakes
- Fall (August-September) Is The Main Intake; Spring (January) At Some Universities
Why Study In The United States
- A Very Wide Range Of Universities And Subjects, From Large Research Universities To Small Liberal-Arts Colleges
- Flexible Degree Structures With Room To Choose Electives
- Strong Emphasis On Projects, Research And Practical Learning In Many Programmes
- A Large International Student Community On Many Campuses
Documents You Will Usually Need
- Academic Transcripts And Certificates
- Valid Passport
- English-Language Test Results, Where The University Asks For Them
- Standardised Test Scores (For Example SAT, GRE Or GMAT) Only Where The Programme Requires Them
- Statement Of Purpose, Letters Of Recommendation And A CV
- Proof Of Funds To Cover Your Studies And Living Costs
The Exact List Depends On The University And Course. We Build Your Checklist Once You Have A Shortlist. You Can Also Email Your Documents To:srinivasa.edn.consultancy@gmail.com
Visa And Next Steps
- Shortlist Universities And Courses, And Note Each Application Deadline
- Prepare And Submit Your Applications
- After An Offer, The University Issues The Document You Need For The Student Visa (The I-20 For F-1 Students)
- Prepare Your Financial Documents And Book Your Visa Interview
- Plan Travel, Accommodation And Your First Weeks
Campus Life
Universities In USA
A Look At Some Of The Campuses You Could Study At.
Harvard University 
Massachusetts Institute Of Technology 
Stanford University 
Yale University 
Columbia University 
Princeton University 
University Of California, Berkeley 
University Of Pennsylvania 
University Of California, Los Angeles 
Duke University
FAQ
Questions About Studying In USA
Do I Need An English Test To Study In The USA?
Most Universities Ask For Evidence Of English, Usually Through A Recognised Test. The Accepted Tests And The Level Required Differ By University And Programme, So Check Each One Before You Apply.
Can International Students Work While Studying In The USA?
Work Rules Depend On Your Visa Type And Change From Time To Time. Check The Official Source And Your University's International Office; We Will Go Through The Current Conditions With You.
