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One of the biggest reasons students choose to study in the United States is the country’s reputation for renowned higher-education programs. Year after year, universities in the United States continue to dominate university rankings. More than half of the top 20 universities are in the US according to Times Higher Education World University Rankings, Shanghai Ranking’s Academic Ranking of World Universities, and the QS World University Rankings. Harvard, MIT, and Stanford University consistently take the top three spots in all university rankings.
Besides these well-known names, the US is home to many other prestigious universities and colleges that offer superior education and cutting-edge learning and research opportunities.
With over 4,500 US universities offering undergraduate degrees, students have a lot of study options to suit their interests and aspirations. Students at American colleges and universities can explore numerous different subject matters. In fact, they are expected to take different courses and explore their interests in their first two years of study before declaring their choice of major at the end of the second year.
Covering 10 million square kilometers, the United States is the third largest country in the world. The US is home to four distinct regions; the Northeast, the Midwest, the South, and the West. Within those regions, students have the opportunity to visit one of 62 national parks spanning across 28 states. Some of the most popular ones to visit are Yellowstone, Yosemite, the Grand Canyon, Zion, Bryce Canyon, Glacier, Sequoia, and Joshua Tree. Some of the most popular states people choose to live in are California, New York, Texas, and Florida. Whether students want to experience east coast charm, southern hospitality, or the bright lights of hollywood, international students can find an area to live that suits them.
The US is a culturally diverse country. According to the Census Bureau, every 33 seconds a new immigrant moves to the US. Americans speak over 300 languages throughout the country. The US has often been referred to as a ‘melting pot’ because of the vast cultural influences from Native Americans, Latin Americans, Africans, and Asians. Customs will vary from region to region, make sure to experience all the traditions your region has to offer.
American degrees are recognized and respected globally. Students can choose to apply for work in the US with a Practical Training F1 visa, which they are eligible for 12 months of work post graduation, or they can return to their home country. An American education will open many doors for them for job opportunities and employability. More information regarding working after graduation can be found in the Study Guide.
Known for its academic excellence, the US boasts one of the best university systems on the planet. Expect a vibrant student life with full access to the American cultural experience. Plus, as a global economic hub, the US can offer exciting access to cutting-edge research and technology! Learn more and choose from acclaimed colleges and universities here.
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Ready to launch your American study abroad journey? Those who study in the US can enjoy the benefits of a high-quality education system offering internationally recognized credentials. Plus flexible program options, exciting student life, and opportunities to study, work, and research with some of the best professors in their fields. Whether you plan to study in a big city or a small student town,
Proof of English Proficiency in the US
You will need to prove your English language proficiency to be accepted into most American colleges or universities. Test score requirements vary by program and other factors, so check program and institution language requirements very closely. Some widely-accepted English language proficiency tests in the US include:
TOEFL IELTS PTE DUOLINGO
During their first year of studies, F-1 visa students may work on-campus for up to 20 hours per week during regular full-time semesters.
Students who find work in their field may exercise OPT (Optional Practical Training) for up to 12 months before and/or after finishing their academic program without getting a new visa.Students in STEM programs are eligible for an extension of up to two additional years.
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