Study in the USA

Arriving from every continent in the world, the US hosts more International students than any other country in the world. With the number fast approaching 600,000, International students comprise approximately 4% of the total Undergraduate US University and US college population, and 10% for US graduate school.

Over 400 U.S. educational institutions offer English Language Courses. High-quality programs have a professionally-trained Faculty, an excellent Curriculum, and superior facilities for study.

International students are drawn in large numbers to study in the US because of the vast array of courses on offer from highly academic programmes to very creative courses. The qualifications and credentials earned by studying in US Colleges and Universities are recognised in every part of the world.

Higher Education in the US is well known for its top quality, easy accessibility, variety and flexibility. It's a diverse mix of public and private institutions, some of which are autonomous.

Technical and Vocational colleges ...

Short-term programmes, usually lasting two years or less, are available to train students for a specific vocation or learn a specific skill.

Academic calendar ...

The University year usually starts in September and ends in May. Often divided into two Semesters, plus a shorter, more intensive Summer term, which allows students to spread out their course load over the year, or complete their Undergraduate Degree in less time.