United States
The United States has the world's largest higher-education system, with generous funding at many institutions, especially for graduate study and research. Applications are more involved than elsewhere, which is exactly where guidance pays off.
What to know
Fall (August/September) is the main intake, with spring (January) available for many programmes.
Assistantships, fellowships and need-based aid can substantially reduce the cost of graduate study.
Optional Practical Training (OPT) allows eligible graduates to work in their field after their studies.
Scholarships to know
The visa
Once admitted, your school issues a Form I-20 and you apply for an F-1 student visa, including a visa interview. We prepare you for the documentation and the interview.
How we guide you
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