🇺🇸 Study in the United States
The widest range of programs, and the deepest research funding anywhere.
No other destination matches the sheer range of universities, specialisations and research funding in the US - it takes a stronger application, but the ceiling on outcomes is the highest we handle.

Why here
Why students choose United States.
The reasons our students actually give, not brochure copy.
Unmatched range of programs
From liberal arts colleges to research powerhouses - more specialisations and program formats than any other destination.
STEM OPT can mean 3 years of work
STEM-designated master's graduates can work up to 3 years post-study without needing a separate visa first.
The deepest research funding we see
US universities routinely offer graduate assistantships and research funding unmatched elsewhere.
A direct pipeline to global tech & finance
Boston, NYC, the Bay Area and Seattle sit at the centre of industries hiring international graduates.
At a glance
United States in six numbers.
Worth knowing
Interesting facts about United States.
STEM OPT extends your work window
Standard OPT gives 1 year of post-study work; STEM-designated degrees add a 24-month extension - 3 years total.
Home to more top-100 universities than anywhere else
The US holds the largest share of globally top-ranked universities of any single country.
The world's largest economy, with the deepest job market
From Wall Street to Silicon Valley, the breadth of industries hiring graduates has no real equivalent.
Assistantships can offset real cost
Many master's and PhD programs offer teaching or research assistantships that cover tuition plus a stipend.
What's worth studying
Popular courses in United States.
What our students are enrolling in most - your counsellor narrows this to your background and goals.
Computer Science
Strong OPT-to-H1B pipeline for graduates.
Business Analytics
Fast-growing, often STEM-designated MS programs.
Engineering
Broad specialisations, strong research funding.
Public Health (MPH)
Popular post-2020, strong job market.
Finance
Strong Wall Street and corporate finance pipeline.
Data Science
STEM-OPT eligible, high graduate demand.
Biomedical Sciences
Tied to major US research and pharma hubs.
Supply Chain Management
Growing logistics and e-commerce sector demand.
Cybersecurity
High-demand, strong federal and corporate hiring.
Marketing
Popular MBA specialisation with strong ROI.
Where you could study
Top universities in United States.
Part of our 100+ partner university network - your counsellor builds the full shortlist around your grades and goals.
Arizona State University
Large, welcoming international student community
Boston University
Strong research output, city-campus experience
University of Arizona
Strong sciences, welcoming to international students
Northeastern University
Renowned co-op work-study program
Purdue University
Leading engineering and computer science
Ohio State University
Large public research university, broad programs
University of Texas at Dallas
Strong STEM, business analytics
University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign
Top-ranked engineering & computer science
Budget it out
What studying in United States actually costs.
Coastal cities (NYC, Boston, SF) run substantially higher than the Midwest or South - a real lever for budget-conscious shortlists.
Tuition, by level
Estimated living costs
What you’ll need
Admission & eligibility.
General requirements for United States - your counsellor confirms the exact list for your target universities and course level.
- Academic transcripts (course-by-course WES evaluation for grad school)
- Statement of Purpose / essays
- Two to three academic references
- Financial evidence (I-20 sponsorship)
- SEVIS fee payment before visa interview
Funding it
Scholarships for United States.
Merit, need-based and government-funded options our students have actually won.
Working while and after
Career opportunities in United States.
Part-time work
20 hours/week on-campus during studies; CPT for degree-related internships.
Post-study work
OPT: 1 year standard, extendable to 3 years total for STEM-designated degrees.
In-demand industries
Day to day
Student life in United States.
Accommodation
On-campus dorms are standard in year one; off-campus shared housing typically follows, from $600/month.
Getting around
Most college towns run a free student transit system; larger cities add metro/subway passes.
Safety
Universities run dedicated international student offices (ISSS) plus 24/7 campus safety escorts.
Culture & community
Student clubs, Greek life and campus events are the default social entry point at most US universities.
Still deciding
Questions about studying in United States.
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