To date, there are more than 4,000 accredited colleges and universities in the US, ranging from large research universities to small private colleges, state universities, community colleges, and specialized and technical institutions.
Additionally, numerous universities in the United States are ranked among the world’s best, and has been consistently dominating the top tier of worldwide rankings.
According to the QS University Rankings, The Massachusetts Institute of Technology which more commonly known as MIT has been consistently placed as #1. Apart from that, there are other universities that are on the Top 100 in the world rankings such as YALE, Harvard, Standford University and many more.
Studying in the USA can be expensive. With state colleges charging upwards of USD,000 or more per year, and private colleges averaging USD,000 or more for an undergraduate bachelor’s degree, managing your costs can be challenging.
If you’re after an Associate Degree, you can gain one from a public college, starting at a much more affordable USD$ 3,300 per annum.
The student visa issued by the USA is of two categories. Category ‘F’ for students who attend school, college, university or other academic institutions including language program, and Category ‘M’ for vocational and non-academic programs.
Obtaining a US student visa will require you to follow these steps as per the order.
1. Register with AECC Global and talk with an education counsellor
2. Apply to institutions with our help (We have a great working relationship with every one of them)
3. Take an IELTS or any other accepted English test
4. Receive an i20 document
5. Collect student visa document
6. Fill DS 160 form & book visa interview
7. Attend visa interview
8. Collect your passport
Healthcare is a rather expensive affair in the USA. Without insurance, unfortunately, if you fall sick, you will incur a huge cost on treatment. Unless you are covered by the insurance of your spouse’s employer or a similar arrangement, consider purchasing a good plan based on your health and your activities. International students going to the USA on F1 visa are not mandated by the government to have a health cover.
However, the school you are enrolling in would mostly mandate it. In rare cases, even if your school doesn’t require you to have insurance, it is still recommended you purchase one.
Studying in the USA can be expensive. With state colleges charging upwards of USD,000 or more per year, and private colleges averaging USD,000 or more for an undergraduate bachelor’s degree, managing your costs can be challenging.
If you’re after an Associate Degree, you can gain one from a public college, starting at a much more affordable USD$ 3,300 per annum.
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