Study Levels and disciplines
Why study in United States?
Living in a country like the USA is a lifetime experience for international students. With its extremely flexible and excellent education system, the USA attracts a considerable number of students. Every year, many students worldwide choose to study in the US cities like Newyork, Las Vegas, Seattle, Washington, San Francisco, Washington, Orlando, Florida, California, Texas, etc. These cities host many reputed institutes that can turn your dream of a successful career into reality. Being the world’s largest economy and leader in technology and research, the USA also provides you enormous career opportunities.
Flexibility in Choosing a Major
Colleges and universities in USA allow students to easily choose and switch majors after admission.
General Education
Students graduate with a range of general education classes apart from majors and gain a well-rounded education.
Diverse Student Communities
The United States hosts a huge number of cultural communities of residents and international students from across the world.
Post Study Work Options
Students on an F-1 visa get permission for practical training and staying in the USA for a period of up to 29 months.
Abundant Career Opportunities
The USA is a land of abundance for jobs and career options and students easily secure high jobs in their field of study.
Immigration opportunities
USA’s Post-Graduation Work Permit Program (PWPP) allows students to stay and work in USA for up to three years after completion
Study Levels and disciplines
Types of qualifications
Undergraduate
Certificates and Diploma (1-2 years) • Associate Degree (2 years) • Bachelor’s Degree (4 years)
Post-graduation
Master’s Degree (2 years)
Popular Courses
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Applied Sciences & Professions
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Arts & Humanities
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Business & Management
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Social Sciences
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Computer Science & IT
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Engineering & Technology
Living In United States
United States Student Visa
Cost Of Study
Bacherlor Degree cost around 10000 USD to 30000 USD Per Year and Master Degree cost is 25000 USD to 35000 USD per Year
Working Rights
Types of Employment available to F‐1 Students while studying or after studies.
1. On Campus Employment
- Can work on campus 20 hrs./week during study time.
- Can work full time (i.e. 40 hrs./week) during holidays.
2. Off Campus Employment through
a. Curricular Practical Training (CPT)
- Provides opportunity to gain actual employment experience.
- “An integral part of an established curriculum”.
- Defined as “alternate work/study, internship, cooperative education, or any other Type of required internship or practicum which is offered by sponsoring employers through cooperative agreements with the school.
- To be eligible for CPT, student must have completed 9 months in lawful status and currently be in F‐1 status.
- CPT can be full time (>20 hours week) or part time (20 hours or less per week).
b. Optional Practical Training (OPT)
- Available to students who are lawfully enrolled on a full – time basis &have
- Completed at least 1 full academic year.
- Eligible student may request OPT in order to be employed in a position related to the
- Major area of study.
- 12/36 months of OPT available after each degree level completion.
Documents Required
- Education Certificates ( 10th, 12th, Graduation)
- Passport Copy
- IELTS or GRE, GMAT, SAT
- Experience Certificate ( if Gap)
- SOP
- Resume
- LOR
- Bank Balance and Financial Documents
- Sponsor documents