Destination
Study in United States
The widest choice of courses, and OPT after you graduate
No other country offers as many institutions or as much flexibility in what you study — you can change major, minor in a second subject, or transfer between colleges.
Optional Practical Training gives you up to twelve months of work after graduation, extended by a further twenty-four months for eligible STEM degrees.
Plan my United States application- OPT 12 months, +24 STEMPost-study work
- August & JanuaryMain intakes
- IELTS/PTE/TOEFL, some need GRE/GMATTests
- F-1 student visaVisa
- US student visas — travel.state.gov ↗Official government source
Universities
Universities in United States
1 universities we counsel for and apply to on your behalf.
No university matches that. Ask us — we may still be able to apply there.
FAQ
Studying in United States
Still unsure? One call with a counsellor usually settles it.
Ask us directlyWhat is OPT?
Optional Practical Training — work authorisation in your field of study, normally up to twelve months after you graduate, with a further twenty-four months available for eligible STEM degrees.
Do I need the GRE or GMAT?
It depends on the programme. Many master's courses still ask for one; a growing number have made them optional. We check each course on your shortlist.
How early should I start?
Earlier than for other destinations — twelve to eighteen months before your intake, because tests, essays, references and the visa interview all take time.
Is the visa interview difficult?
It is short and focused on your course, your funding and your intention to study. We prepare you for it with the documents an officer expects to see.
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