Study in United States

Key takeaways

The United States hosts the world's largest number of international students, offering diverse programs across thousands of institutions. From Ivy League to state universities, students access cutting-edge research and vast opportunities.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is OPT?

Optional Practical Training allows F-1 students to work for 12 months after graduation (36 months for STEM fields) in their field of study.

What are tuition fees in the US?

Fees vary widely from $10,000-60,000+ per year. Public universities charge lower rates for in-state students but similar rates for international students.

What is the cost of living in the US?

Living costs range from $1,000-2,500 monthly depending on location. Major cities like NYC and SF are most expensive.

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