A World of Opportunities Awaits: Study in USA
Experience world-class education, diverse culture, and career advancement in top US institutions.
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Why Study in the USA?
Recognised for its globally !leading research, cutting-edge innovation, and home to the brightest minds, the United States of America is a trailblazer in world-class education. Enjoy immersive student life, collaborative opportunities to work closely with renowned instructors and industry experts, excellent career opportunities, and experience the American culture at its finest.
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Language Proficiency Tests Accepted in the USA
Most U.S. colleges and universities accept English language proficiency tests such as TOEFL, IELTS, the Pearson Test of English (PTE), and Duolingo English Test (DET). Each institution and programme may have specific score requirements, so applicants should verify the accepted tests and minimum scores before applying.
TOEFL
IELTS Academic
Pearson Test of English (PTE)
Duolingo English Test (DET)
Obtaining a USA Student Visa
To study at any university or college, or a language learning programme in the USA, you must obtain a visa in the category F. You can be issued a year before the start of a course or programme. Your school will issue you a Form 1‐20 once your details have been entered in SEVIS (Student and Exchange Visitor System) by the institution of study. You must pay the 1-901 fee.
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Schools & Program Types Offered
Business and Management
Whether you’re starting with a bachelor’s degree or aiming for an MBA, studying Business in the USA is all about taking a dive into real scenarios, building practical skills and often connecting students with top companies through internships opportunities.
Technology and Engineering
Get hands-on with research and work on real-world projects, setting you up for an exciting career in technology in fields like Engineering, Data Science, Computer Science and more
Health and Social Sciences
If you are passionate about impacting positively in people's lives, this field is perfect for you. Get the practical experience needed for roles in clinical care, medicine, public health, research, or health management. Gain career advancement in the health sector post-study.
Media and Communication
Discover the fast-paced media world, with courses in Journalism, Digital Media, and Film Studies. State-of-the-art media labs and internship opportunities give students the skills needed to succeed in a dynamic, tech-driven field.
Social Sciences and Humanities
hosts programmes in psychology, sociology, anthropology, and education. These courses focus on critical thinking, research skills, and an appreciation for diverse cultures and societies.
Application and Visa Process
At EduBureau, the process is very easy and simple:
Step 1: Quick Start
- Complete our 1-minute form to get started.
- Share the required documents with us (Timeline: 1 day).
Step 2: Submit Application
- Our team submits your application (Timeline: 1 day)
- Receive your offer within 1-14 days.
Step 3: Meet Offer Conditions
- Accept your offer, pay your tuition deposit, and send outstanding documents (Timeline: 1-14 days).
- Receive your CAS letter.
Step 4: Visa Application
- Submit visa documents (Timeline: 1 day)
- Our immigration experts handle your visa application (Timeline: 1-5 days)
- Get your visa (Timeline: 7-21 days)
Step 5: Ready for Departure
- Attend a pre-departure briefing (Timeline: 1 day)
- Travel to your school, enrol, and settle in.
Work Hours During Study
International students can work for up to 20 hours a week for on-campus employment unless authorised by USCIS to take up off-campus jobs.
Frequently Asked Questions
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