Clear budgeting is the first step when planning to study in the USA.
- The country spans 50 states with a highly diverse climate and geography.
- The USA is widely seen as a land of opportunity.
- It hosts many of the world's leading companies and universities.
The F-1 student visa is the main route for international students.
Optional Practical Training allows work after graduation.
Tuition by level
STEM fields offer extended work options after study.
US degrees are recognised worldwide.
Campus life is diverse and international.
Living costs
The country offers diverse lifestyles and climates.
Public services vary between states.
Newcomers find strong professional networks.
Scholarships and aid
Study can open pathways to work visas.
- The USA hosts world-leading universities such as Harvard, MIT and Stanford.
- Tuition is high, but scholarships and aid are available.
- Strong research funding supports graduate study.
- The United States is the world's largest economy, located in North America.
- The capital is Washington, D.C., and the population is around 335 million.
Yearly budget
Career opportunities are among the best in the world.
Universities and hospitals are world-class.
There is a large and established Vietnamese community.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Yearly cost of studying in the USA?
Tuition and living costs are summed above.
Are scholarships available?
Scholarship sources are listed above.
Can students work part-time?
Part-time work rules are covered above.
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