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Study In United States

United States

USA, a highly developed country, is home to several of the world’s most exciting cities and mind-blowing landscapes with the most approachable natives in the world. One of the hallmarks of U.S. culture is independence. USA has a very advanced education system that varies greatly across the country. The United States attracts the largest number of international students, and rightly so.

 
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Why Study in United States?

The United States of America (USA) is home to the world's largest number of international students. Many international students aspire to study in the United States for a variety of reasons, including quality education, a distinctive curriculum, a multicultural environment, and numerous chances.

The following are the top five reasons why studying in the United States could be the best decision you ever make:

1. Academic achievement
The United States has some of the best institutions in the world, with many of them continuously rating high in international university rankings. American universities are also noted for having high academic standards, adhering to strict quality-control measures, and being well-supported in order to provide outstanding education to their students. According to the QS World University Rankings 2019, the United States has 33 of the top 100 universities. Similarly, the Times Higher Education Rankings has put seven American universities among the top ten universities in the world.

2. System of education that is adaptable
Universities and colleges in the United States provide a wide range of courses and programmes to choose from. You have complete control over not only the content but also the organization of the course. At the undergraduate level, you have the freedom to take a variety of courses before deciding on a major at the conclusion of your second year. This allows you to investigate your subject of interest and make an informed decision without feeling rushed. Similarly, you can choose your preferred method of graduate study, and when writing your dissertation, you can concentrate on the themes you want to emphasize.

3. International students have access to an excellent support system.
Universities in the United States recognize the difficulties faced by international students and provide frequent orientation programmes, workshops, and trainings to assist them. In reality, the international student office assists students like you in acclimating to a new way of life - whether you have an academic, cultural, or social question, the staff will be available to support you 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

4. Cultural variety is important.
The United States is a melting pot of cultures, races, and ethnicities. Its diversified atmosphere ensures that all communities are accepted and that prejudice is not tolerated. You'll be learning with students from all over the world, providing a rich and interesting educational experience. Growing up in a diverse environment will help you develop strong personality traits and talents that will be useful in the international market. Employers nowadays demand students with a multi-cultural background, which you may get a taste of in the United States. The United States will provide you with a one-of-a-kind worldwide exposure by assisting you in exploring a diversity of cuisines.

5. Lively and vibrant campus life
It is a well-known truth that campus life in the United States is unparalleled. Regardless of whatever university you attend, you will be immersed in new cultural experiences and the American way of life. Accept it and allow yourself to be open to new ideas and people.

Admission Requirements

International students wanting to pursue higher education in the United States must take competitive exams such as the SAT, TOEFL, GMAT, and GRE. Aside from that, students interested in subject-specific courses must take examinations such as the PCAT, VCAT, MCAT, and DAT.

Exams in general

Those who desire to pursue an MBA or business or management-related courses must take the Graduate Management Admission Test (GMAT). The candidates are evaluated on their English, math, and thinking abilities.

Students seeking to graduate schools to pursue an MA or MS must additionally take the Graduate Record Examination (GRE). In addition, many business institutions use GRE results for giving admission to MBA or business school programmes.

The Law School Admission Test (LSAT) is a standardised test taken by students who wish to apply to law schools. Students are graded on their reading and verbal reasoning abilities.

The Scholastic Assessment Test (SAT) assesses candidates' literacy and writing abilities, which are required for academic achievement in higher education. This test assesses the candidates' problem-solving abilities, which they learned in school and would apply in college. Students who have completed their schooling or who are still in high school take the SAT exam to get admission to UG courses.

Students are recommended to properly review the entry requirements of the university/college to which they are applying, and then take the exam in accordance with those requirements. Many educational institutions accept certain tests, while others allow students to take any exams they like. As a result, students should confirm with the university they want to attend before preparing for the exam.

 
 

Cost of Studying in United States

1. Expenses of Living
2. The estimated cost of living in the United States is between $10000 and $18000 per year, or $1000 to $1500 per month. This includes expenses such as lodging, room and board, meals, transportation, textbooks, weather-appropriate apparel, and entertainment.

Here is a list of costs that were taken into account when calculating living expenses:
1. Annually, books and study materials cost between $900 and $2000.
2. Domestic travel expenditures will range from $300 to $700.
3. The cost of living will range from $5000 to $7500 per year.
4. Renting an apartment off-campus will cost between $300 and $600 a month, however it may cost more depending on the school's location.
5. If you do not dine out much, meals should cost roughly $2500 per year.
6. If you live in a chilly country, clothing will cost you more than $500 a year.
7. Per year, personal and variable expenses will be roughly $2000.


Additional Costs
• When studying in the United States, students should be able to cover the following expenses. Inflation and other external variables may cause costs to rise by 5 to 7% every year.
•Large expenditures, such as a computer, furnishings, or even a rental automobile • Travel expenses between India and the United States during vacation timeMedical.
• Dental, eye, and aesthetic treatments are examples of expenses not covered by health insurance.
• Additional summer expenses such as off-campus transportation • Entertainment, social activities, weekend getaways for the summer months you stay on in the US when classes are not being held.

Admission and Application Process

Those seeking higher education from afar frequently choose the United States. Students, on the other hand, are unaware of the proper application process for applying to institutions in the United States. The application procedure will be similar for most universities; nonetheless, there must be a different aspect for each university's application process. It differs depending on the educational program and level.

Students should know when to begin the application process for US universities before they apply. What are the dates for the deadlines? What are the admissions requirements for institutions in the United States? When may a student travel there to study? These are some of the most crucial topics that students should be aware of when applying to universities in the United States. Universities in the United States have two main intake seasons: fall and spring. Universities in the United States, unlike in India, use a bi-semester system in which each academic year is divided into two semesters. Students must determine whether they wish to enrol in the fall or spring semester. Students wishing to enrol in undergraduate or graduate courses should be aware of the upcoming deadlines.

Students should review the following materials before applying to institutions in the United States:
• SAT Score
• TOEFL Score or IELTS Score
• Letters of Recommendation • Educational papers • Statement of Purpose/Essay (college and school certificates).

Students must additionally submit Financial Documents for Study Abroad Applications in addition to the above-mentioned documents.

Applicants for undergraduate programs in the United States should submit their applications directly to the universities to which they are applying. Students should be aware of the entire application procedure for universities located outside of their home country.

 

Work

 

Part Time Jobs

In general, a student can choose between two sorts of part-time work. Campus Jobs and Off-Campus Jobs are the two types of jobs available. Library Monitor, Teaching Assistant, Tour Guide, Peer Tutor, and more campus jobs are available. These employment are customised to student visa rules, and because they are on campus, students can handle them alongside their studies. Off-campus part-time work are only possible if your programme credits and university let it. Waiters and bartenders, retail employees, warehouse employees, call centre phone operators, and other positions fall within this category. To learn more about the ten most common part-time college jobs for students in the United States, read on.

If you're undecided about which part-time job to do, read How to discover the Perfect Part-Time Student Job Abroad.

Internships

Students planning to study in the United States can choose from a choice of professions to help them get started and manage their day-to-day expenses. Some American institutions provide internship or cooperative education opportunities to all of their students. You can select from the two options. The main distinction between a Co-op and an Internship programme is that internships are usually completed over the summer or fall vacation. Co-ops, on the other hand, are multi-term jobs with work hours that fluctuate depending on your coursework and/or your employer's needs.

Aside from that, you can pursue off-campus internships on your own, which may improve your overall profile.

After-Study Work

you must first obtain a post-study work permit before you may begin working full-time in the United States. The length of your stay will be determined by the topic of study/job you are offered, which could range from 12 to 24 months. For example, work permits for STEM studies can be extended for up to 24 months. Read Working in the United States as an International Student to learn more about post-study visa extensions for work.