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United States
A wide range of institutions and programmes, plus visitor and business travel.
Overview
The United States has an unmatched range of colleges and universities, from community colleges to major research institutions.
Studying in United States
Main intakes are Fall (August/September) and Spring (January).
Visa information
Students usually apply for an F-1 visa after receiving a Form I-20. Requirements are published by the U.S. Department of State.
Requirements change. Always confirm the latest rules on the official government website.
Popular courses
What students study.
- Computer science
- Business analytics
- Engineering
- Life sciences
- Media
Why United States
Key benefits.
Wide choice of institutions
Flexible degree structures
Research opportunities
Typical requirements
What you will need.
A general starting point. Your personal checklist depends on your course, profile and the current official rules.
- Form I-20 from a SEVP-certified school
- SEVIS fee payment
- DS-160 application
- Visa interview
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