WHY STUDY IN USA?
The United States of America has been an attractive study destination for overseas students for many decades. This could be attributed to the high standards of education, technologically advanced infrastructure and an enlightened learning environment that is prevalent in American universities. Furthermore, American higher education offers students a flexible curriculum providing a wide variety of elective modules to choose from. Here are a few reasons that make the USA a great study destination for you.
- Studying in the USA is affordable given the wide spectrum of universities, tuition fees, accommodation options and financial aid such as loans and waivers available to international students.
- The American higher education system ranks among the topmost in the world. Studying in the USA offers students the opportunity to gain globally recognized degrees.
- Modern education practices, a multicultural environment and globally recognized universities can give your career a flying start.
- Universities in the USA have the best research resources and some of the best research programs in medicine, technology and engineering.
- Universities in the United States provide opportunities beyond academic excellence by encouraging holistic development of students through active participation in extracurricular activities, sports and community service
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POPULAR COURSES
The Australian education system offers a wide array of courses covering various fields of study. Choose a full-time or part-time course, in a domain of your interest at the graduate or postgraduate level. Listed below are some popular areas of study for international students.
GETTING A UNITED STATES VISA
Getting a study visa for the United States of America is an important part of the process for students aspiring to study in the USA. The US visa is interview-based. A study visa for overseas students is classified as the F1 visa. Before obtaining the F1 visa, you are required to submit a form called the I-20 form which states the expiration date of your course provided by your college or university. The visa application process is run by the US Embassy.
Fee payment and appointment scheduling may be done through their official website called www.ustraveldocs.com/in
The following is an account of the visa procedure followed for US visa.
- Obtain I-20 form from your University or College.
- Obtain SEVIS FEE receipt. (Fees paid to the Student & Exchange Visitor Program)
- Complete DS-160 Form.
- Pay the visa Application Fees.
- Schedule an Interview Appointment.
- Appear for Interview.
- Passport Collection after visa is granted.
COST OF EDUCATION
In the United States of America, almost 15% of the students at the undergraduate level are international students. At the postgraduate level, this percentage is higher. In the US, your cost of education will vary based on the type of course and the university you choose to join. As a general rule, private educational institutions are more expensive compared to public universities. Here is are the approximate figures of the tuition fees you can expect to pay in the US.
| TUITION FEES CHARGED BY PUBLIC UNIVERSITIES PER YEAR (USD) | |
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| Undergraduate Courses | 13500 to 19000 |
| Postgraduate Courses | 19000 to 24000 |
| TUITION FEES CHARGED BY PRIVATE UNIVERSITIES PER YEAR (USD) | |
| Undergraduate Courses | 19000 to 28000 |
| Postgraduate Courses | 19000 to 34000 |
COST OF LIVING IN THE UNITED STATES
Living in a metropolitan city such as New York, San Francisco, Las Vegas, or Los Angeles can make your living expenses higher as compared to other places. Usually, students spend up to USD 13500 to 17500 per year on living expenses in the USA. A lot of students choose to live in suburban areas to avoid high rental expenses. This could mean a long commute between your college or university and your residence. In some cases, universities can provide a travel pass for students that saves travel expenses.
Halls of residence or on-campus hostels are usually provided by all universities in the USA. But staying in an off-campus accommodation such as in a homestay, apartment or flat is usually more economical. It is advisable to live on-campus at the beginning of your course when you’re still getting accustomed to your new life, later on, you can move to a more economical residential option.
HEALTH INSURANCE
Health insurance policy is compulsory for all students travelling to the USA for higher studies. Insurance could cost you approximately 2000 USD per year. Getting medical insurance from an Insurance Company is the best idea, but check to confirm what it covers. A good health insurance policy is cashless for students and covers medical expenses, personal accidents, dental treatment, passport loss and study interruption etc.
