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Study Abroad in USA
Why Study in the USA?
The USA is one of the most popular destinations for international students, known for its diverse education system, world-class institutions, and vibrant cultural experiences. Students also have great post-study work opportunities in the USA.
eduaid Immigration Services has been helping students achieve their study abroad goals since 2000. With 25 years of experience, we offer professional guidance at every step of your journey – from selecting course and university to visa processing and post-study support.
- The USA is home to many of the top global universities that offer thousands of courses across all academic disciplines.
- A U.S. degree is recognized and respected throughout the world.
- Strong internship and post-study work options, including OPT and CPT programs, are available.
- The USA offers a diverse, multicultural environment.
- Students get access to cutting-edge technology, labs, and research opportunities.
Requirements
You need to meet the following requirements to study in the USA.
- Bachelor’s Entry Requirements:
- Minimum 65% (3.5 GPA) in 12th standard
- IELTS – 6.0 overall score with no bands less than 5.5
- Master’s Entry Requirements:
- Completion of 4 years of Bachelor’s with minimum 65% (2.8 out of 4)
- IELTS – 6.5/6.0 overall score with no bands less than 6.0
- MOI accepted by few universities
- Visa and Immigration Requirements:
- International students need an F-1 or J-1 visa to study in the USA.
- A valid passport, Form I 20 (for F-1) or DS 2019 (for J-1), proof of financial support, and visa application fees are required for visa.
Intakes
There are three available intakes in the USA.
Fall Intake – August/September
- Application Deadline: Middle of May
Spring Intake – January/February
- Application Deadline: End of October
Summer Intake – May/June
- Application Deadline: End of February
Application Process
Applying to U.S. institutions involves several steps.
Step 1: Standardized Tests
Most U.S. institutions require tests like the SAT, ACT, GRE, or GMAT, depending on the level and field of study.
Step 2: Preparing Application with Necessary Documents
Common documents for submitting the application include academic transcripts, letters of recommendation, personal statements, and resumes. Some programs may also require portfolios.
Step 3: Submitting the Application
Students can submit applications through the Common Application portal, Coalition Application portal, and individual institution portals.
Migration Opportunities
After completing the study, students get the following opportunities in the USA.
H-1B Visa: The H-1B visa allows graduates to work in the USA for up to six years in specialty occupation. To be eligible for this visa, employers must sponsor the visa application.
Further Studies: After graduation, students can pursue further studies, such as Master’s or PhD programs.
Green Card: International students may be eligible to apply for a green card through employment or family sponsorship.
FAQ
Q: What types of programs are available in the USA?
You can choose from undergraduate, graduate, PhD, diploma, and certificate programs across various fields.
Q: Can I work while studying in the USA?
Yes. You can work up to 20 hours per week on campus during academic sessions and 40 hours per week during breaks.
Q: What are OPT and CPT?
Optional Practical Training (OPT) and Curricular Practical Training (CPT) allow students gain practical work experience in their field during or after their studies.
Q: Can international students settle in the USA?
Yes. Students can switch to work visas and apply for permanent residency based on eligibility.
Q: How does eduaid help me study in the USA?
eduaid offer end-to-end support, including university selection guidance, application submission, visa processing, and post-study assistance.
