The USA is a country with a majority of migrant International students who immigrate to study in the USA.

It has become one of the most chosen countries in the world to study, especially among Indian students. 

Here are some of the reasons why students choose to study in the US:

• The USA degrees are highly reputed and renowned worldwide.
• The USA degrees are highly reputed and renowned worldwide.
• Cultural diversity in US universities.
• Excellent student support facilities.
• USA universities focus on practical knowledge and experience.
• Flexible academic environment. 

Types of US Study Visa:

The USA offers three different types of visas for students:

• F-1 Student Visa: Students who want to study at an accredited university, college, or any English language institute are required for this visa type.  
• J Exchange Visa (J-1): Students who want to participate in an exchange program, including high school and university, are required for this visa type.  
• M Student Visa (M1): This visa is for non-academic or vocational study or training in the US. 

Steps to Study in the USA: 

Students who want to study in the US must follow these steps to apply for a US student visa:

• Research Your Options: Learn about a variety of courses and universities to study in the US and choose your course of interest.
• Finance Your Studies: Search options to fund your studies like scholarships or check university financial aid. 
• Complete Your Application: Know the required documents for your applied course or program and complete the application with accurate information. 
• Apply For Your Student Visa: Check out the necessary requirements for a US student visa, prepare your application, and apply for your visa.  
• Prepare For Your Departure: Get your visa and prepare for your departure to the USA.

Contact our immigration and study experts to know about your eligibility.

Requirements for a US Student Visa: 

The following are the requirements for a study visa in the US:

• A valid passport.
• Printed copy of DS-160.
• SEVIS Fee Receipt.
• Interview appointment letter.
• Visa fee payment confirmation receipt.
• Proof of funds.
• Original marksheet or provisional certificates. 
• Scores of TOEFL or IELTS exams. 
   

Top Courses to Study:

The top courses you can study in the USA are:

• Engineering.
• Computer Science.
• Life Science.
• Business Management.

Popular Universities:

Following are some of the top-ranked universities in which you can study and experience high-quality education:

• Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT).
• Stanford University.
• Harvard University.
• California Institute of Technology (CalTech).
• University of Chicago.
• University of Pennsylvania.
• Yale University.
• Columbia University.
• Princeton University.
• Cornell University.

Intakes in US Universities:

Before applying for a US study visa, it is advisable to take note of the intakes in the universities.

In the US universities, the intakes are held for three times:

• Fall: The intakes start in the month of September and are popular among Indian students.
• Spring: The intakes began in the month of January. In case you missed the September month intakes.
• Summer: Intakes of summers are started around May. But it is available only for limited programs and colleges.  

Cost of Studying in the USA:

The cost of studying in the USA varies depending on the university and course you choose to study. 

The tuition fee is low in public/state universities compared to private universities or educational institutions. 

Scholarships in the USA:

To study in the USA, students will need approximately $8,000 to $55,000 USD a year. 

Scholarships will also help students to fund their studies. Here are some of the popular scholarships you can apply for:

• Fulbright- Nehru Fellowships: It is a government-funded scholarship for international students applying to master’s or PhD programs. This scholarship can cover your tuition fees, sickness coverage, and living costs. 
• Hubert Humphrey Fellowship Program: This program is a part of the Fulbright-Nehru Fellowship program that allows professionals to study in the USA for 10 months of non-degree graduate study. This is a government-funded scholarship.   
• #YouAreWelcomeHere Scholarship: It is a non-government scholarship and social media campaign to welcome international students to the US higher education system. 
• UEFA Scholarship: It is a non-government scholarship or summer program sponsored by Abbey Road Inc. that grants scholarships to 14 to 18 aged high school students who have done a wonderful performance in their academics and extra curriculum activities.
• AAUW International Fellowships: It is a non-government fellowship program that supports international women students, both graduate and post-graduate, to study full-time and research in the USA. 

Post-Study Work Opportunities:

The USA offers post-study work opportunities to international students to build a better career. 

There is a high demand for international graduates with in-demand skills as the US market is experiencing a shortage in some job sectors, such as:

• Healthcare
• Film Production
• Real Estate
• Retail Sector
• Agriculture
• Engineering
• Computer
• Information and Technology

The USA also offers various internship programs for international students. Now is the time for you to step into a better future! Contact Stark Visas to get your study visa for the USA.