Last Updated on May 31, 2022
The US is arguably the most preferred destination for international students. The country provides one of the best education and training along with excellent job opportunities. However, the cost of attending a US university is pretty high and that’s usually the biggest concern for many families along with the complexity of the college admission process. In this post, we will look at the best state universities in USA for Bachelors in computer science, engineering, business management & arts for international students in terms of affordability and earning potential.
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US State (Public) Universities are a major attraction for International Students
The United States has been a centre of higher learning and education for over 300 years, ever since Harvard University was established in 1636 as a private university. Soon, other universities – both private and state/public universities – were established and, today, the US is famous for being the centre for the largest number of universities and colleges (i.e. higher education) in a single country.
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There are far too many universities to name here: the US Department of State, Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs, indicates that there are close to 4,300 universities and colleges in the US (2017-18 figure). Most of these universities offer a large menu of courses to rival the best universities in the world, and US universities regularly appear in global university rankings.
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Too Many Options for International Students
For students, that’s a large universe of universities to choose from for their higher education. The greatest benefit of this situation, of course, goes to students in the US who can find a university near their home – a ‘local’ university.
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Especially during university ‘open days’, when universities invite prospective students and their parents to visit the universities on a guided tour, the first-hand knowledge helps students to assess and select a university of their choice. It’s also easier to come back home during holidays.
However, many US students also search for universities outside their local area or state to find universities and courses which ‘best fit’ their study and career objectives, as well as those which offer the best financial aid.
These US universities are a great source of knowledge, degrees, experiences, and career opportunities for students outside the US as well. Collectively termed as ‘international students’, students from all over the world (such as students from India) have sought higher education in US universities.
The US higher education sector for international students has been growing from the 1960s, and the last 20 years have witnessed significant growth. According to the 2020 Open Doors Report on International Educational Exchange (published in November 2020), over one million international students studied in US universities and colleges in 2019-20. Of these international students, 53% came from China (35%) and India (18%).
Popular US Universities for International Students
Needless to say, the US has been, and still is, the most popular destination for international students, including students from India. The question is: with so many universities to choose from, how do students decide which US university will be the right one for them?
Leaving aside the 8 Ivy League Schools (such as Harvard, Yale, Princeton, and others), which are desired by most Indian (international) students, there are, actually, thousands of US universities that offer quality education – and attract almost 2,00,000 students from India every year. Hundreds of these US universities are featured in global university rankings by systems such as Times Higher Education (THE), Quacquarelli Symonds (QS), ARWU (Shanghai Ranking), USNews, and others.
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A bigger majority of these universities are US State or Public universities (because they are governed and funded by individual US states) that offer quality higher education at a reasonable cost. They are some of the best universities in the world.
Public / State Universities in USA
Besides quality higher education, these State or Public universities embrace international culture more freely. They welcome larger numbers of international students and, therefore, offer a multicultural environment to both local and international students.
Student interactions in peer groups lead to faster assimilation of American culture and teaching methodologies among international students and help them feel more at home in the US. Read 10 most selective state universities in USA.
They engender new friendships amongst students which carry on long into student careers, reinforced through alumni associations, giving international students a head start in networking opportunities that are so critical to professional development in later life.
Plus, these universities come with the advantage of location. Because there are so many State or Public universities across the US, there are one or more universities in the location of the students’ choice, offering a plethora of subjects (majors and minors), facilities, and wide-ranging budgets to suit individual needs.

Top Affordable Public / State Universities in USA for International Students
Co-authored by Tanmoy Ray
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Other Popular Rankings for State Universities in USA
US News ranking places a strong emphasis on student retention and graduation rates over things job placement and post-graduation salaries.
Forbes’ list of top public colleges prioritizes student success, so it features things like a school’s graduation rate and postgraduate employment.
QS Top Universities’ list of top State Universities in USA relies on four broad groups of parameters that include Employability, Diversity & Internationalization, Learning Experience, and Research.
Times Higher Education (along with the Wall Street Journal) uses the student survey data including students’ engagement with their studies, their interaction with their teachers, and their satisfaction with their experience.
Niche’s list of best US public universities uses student surveys to rank features like the campus, diversity, and party scene, which give a different view of a college than Forbes and US News.
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Prepscholar’s list of top US public universities uses a mixture of Niche, Forbes, and US News rankings. Additionally, the list also gives extra consideration to schools with above-average graduation rates and financial aid offers.
Our List of Top Public Universities in USA
The table below displays data of 29 of these US State or Public universities selected on the basis of popularity and other parameters such as Acceptance Rate, SAT Score Range, Popular Courses at these universities, Annual Average Expenditure (Tuition and Boarding) for students, Annual Average Cost After Financial Aid, Median Annual Entry Salary (0 to 5 years) expected in jobs, and Median Annual Mid-Career Salary (expected after 10 years).
For the majority of international and Indian students, cost and financial aid are very critical. Hence, more weightage has been given to those two parameters.
College | Acceptance Rate (%) | SAT Score Range | Popular Courses Avaliable | Annual Average Expenditure (Tuition and Boarding) in USD | Average Annual Cost After Financial Aid (USD) | Median Annual Entry Salary (0-5 years) (USD) | Median Annual Mid-Career Salary (10+ Years) (USD) |
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Northeastern University | 18.1 | 1465-1540 | Business, Management, Marketing, Engineering, Social Sciences, Health Professions and Related Programs, Biological and Biomedical Sciences | 73,172 | 42,887 | 65,000 | 109,700 |
Arizona State University | 86 | 1120-1360 | Business, Management, Marketing, and Related Subjects, Engineering, Biological and Biomedical Sciences, Social Sciences, Visual and Performing Arts | 47,193 | 42,484 | 55,700 | 101,700 |
Oregon State University | 80.6 | 1195-1310 | Computer Science Business Administration, Management and Operations Human Development, Family Studies, and Related Services Health and Physical Education/Fitness Mechanical Engineering | 48,693 | 38,928 | 57,700 | 104,500 |
University of South Florida | 48 | 1260-1325 | Health Professions and Related Programs Business, Management, Marketing, and Related Support Services Biological and Biomedical Sciences Social Sciences Engineering | 34,460 | 25,059 | 40,200 | 63,400 |
Colorado State University | 81.4 | 1180-1280 | Business, Management, Marketing, and Related Support Services Biological and Biomedical Sciences Engineering Social Sciences Parks, Recreation, Leisure, and Fitness Studies | 46,812 | 42,104 | 54,500 | 97,800 |
Marshall University | 90.6 | 1054-1130 | Health Professions and Related Programs Business, Management, Marketing, and Related Support Services Liberal Arts and Sciences, General Studies and Humanities Education Psychology | 32,233 | 26,360 | 42,700 | 58,100 |
George Mason University | 87 | 1215-1300 | Criminal Justice/Police Science Psychology, General Information Technology Biology/Biological Sciences, General Management Sciences and Quantitative Methods, Other | 52,385 | 42,851 | 59,700 | 110,000 |
The University of Alabama, Birmingham | 91.8 | 1210-1310 | Health Professions and Related Programs Business, Management, Marketing, and Related Support Services Biological and Biomedical Sciences Education Psychology | 44,442 | 39,465 | 51,500 | 89,700 |
University of Arizona | 84.6 | 1235-1350 | Business, Management, Marketing, and Related Support Services Biological and Biomedical Sciences Engineering Health Professions and Related Programs Social Sciences | 53,116 | 39,982 | 57,300 | 102,100 |
James Madison University | 71.1 | 1205-1290 | Health Professions and Related Programs Business, Management, Marketing, and Related Support Services Communication, Journalism, and Related Programs Social Sciences Liberal Arts and Sciences, General Studies and Humanities | 44,334 | 41,083 | 58,200 | 105,800 |
Texas A & M - Corpus Christi | 87 | 1080-1160 | Engineering Business, Management, Marketing, and Related Support Services Multi/Interdisciplinary Studies Agriculture, Agriculture Operations, and Related Sciences Biological and Biomedical Sciences | 36,564 | 28,977 | 49,800 | 87,300 |
University of Oregon | 83.4 | 1185-1290 | Computer Science Business Administration, Management and Operations Human Development, Family Studies, and Related Services Health and Physical Education/Fitness Mechanical Engineering | 53,741 | 46,782 | 52,700 | 98,800 |
Iowa State University | 92.1 | 1220-1340 | Biological and Biomedical Sciences Business, Management, Marketing, and Related Support Services Engineering Agriculture, Agriculture Operations, and Related Sciences Education | 37,128 | 30,375 | 57,600 | 101,100 |
North Park University | 54 | 1100-1190 | Registered Nursing/Registered Nurse Business Administration and Management, General Psychology, General Biology/Biological Sciences, General Health and Physical Education/Fitness, General | 46,176 | 32,495 | 48,400 | 86,000 |
University of Massachusetts, Boston | 77.6 | 1130-1220 | Business, Management, Marketing, and Related Support Services Biological and Biomedical Sciences Psychology Social Sciences Health Professions and Related Programs | 55,749 | 34,096 | 54,400 | 94,400 |
Ohio State University, Columbus | 53.7 | 1355-1420 | Psychology, General Finance, General Marketing/Marketing Management, General Speech Communication and Rhetoric Biological/Biomedical Sciences, General | 48,963 | 41,370 | 58,200 | 103,200 |
Florida State University | 36 | 1270-1330 | Psychology, General Finance, General Criminal Justice/Safety Studies Marketing/Marketing Management, General English Language and Literature, General | 38,463 | 34,548 | 51,800 | 96,100 |
Michigan State University | 71.1 | 1210-1310 | Engineering Business, Management, Marketing, and Related Support Services Biological and Biomedical Sciences Social Sciences Communication, Journalism, and Related Programs | 54,412 | 47,951 | 57,900 | 106,600 |
North Carolina State University | 44.9 | 1335-1410 | Biological and Biomedical Sciences Business, Management, Marketing, and Related Support Services Engineering Agriculture, Agriculture Operations, and Related Sciences Computer and Information Sciences and Support Services | 44,377 | 29,986 | 60,200 | 113,200 |
Stony Brook University, Suny | 44.1 | 1335-1420 | Engineering Psychology Health Professions and Related Programs Biological and Biomedical Sciences Business, Management, Marketing, and Related Support Services | 45,673 | 36,873 | 62,000 | 116,900 |
BinghamtonUniversity, Suny | 39.8 | 1375-1440 | Economics, General Psychology, General Biological/Biomedical Sciences, General Accounting Neuroscience | 45,859 | 35,493 | 64,100 | 120,600 |
University of Buffalo, Suny | 55.9 | 1245-1330 | Engineering Psychology Social Science Biological and Biomedical Sciences Business, Management, Marketing, and Related Support Services | 45,991 | 38,948 | 44,300 | 67,800 |
Illinois State University | 88.9 | 1140-1240 | Business, Management, Marketing, and Related Support Services Education Health Professions and Related Programs Communication, Journalism, and Related Programs Social Sciences | 41,282 | 21,288 | 52,100 | 97,100 |
Washington State University | 75.8 | 1125-1220 | Business, Management, Marketing, and Related Support Services Engineering Psychology Social Sciences Health Professions and Related Programs | 42,569 | 30,776 | 57,200 | 104,800 |
University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) | 12.3 | 1405-1510 | Engineering Psychology Social Science Biological and Biomedical Sciences Mathematics and Statistics | 63,823 | 44,650 | 65,600 | 129,400 |
University of Wisconsin, Madison | 51.7 | 1390-1480 | Engineering Business, Management, Marketing, and Related Support Services Computer and Information Sciences and Support Services Social Sciences Communication, Journalism, and Related Programs | 53,673 | 31,553 | 60,900 | 110,000 |
Pennsylvania State University | 49.1 | 1265-1370 | Engineering Business, Management, Marketing, and Related Support Services Computer and Information Sciences and Support Services Social Sciences Communication, Journalism, and Related Programs | 54,026 | 46,243 | 45,800 | 71,400 |
University of Connecticut | 48.8 | 1315-1420 | Economics, General Psychology, General Speech Communication and Rhetoric Registered Nursing/Registered Nurse Biology/Bilogical Science, General | 56,952 | 40,785 | 62,300 | 111,400 |
William and Mary | 37.7 | 1415-1510 | Social Science Psychology Interdisciplinary Studies Biological and Biomedical Sciences Business, Management, and Marketing | 62,250 | 47,967 | 62,100 | 123,300 |
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Advantages of Attending Public / State Universities in USA
- The tuition fees are generally lower at the state universities in USA.
- State universities are also generally larger than private schools, with tens of thousands of students rather than a few thousand.
- State universities in USA are able to admit far more students, meaning they have less strict standards and higher acceptance rates.
- State universities usually have more academic programs and student activities, as well as strong athletics programs.
- Niche sectors or specific organizations might have a high number of alumni from local/nearby public schools.
For international students, the difficulty of the selection process is intensified as most of the search for universities and courses require to be done online, or through overseas phone calls. Virtual open days do help, but they are nothing like physically walking through a university campus and talking to other students, staff, and faculty members.
Application / Admission Counselling for State Universities in USA
Of course, the university selection process is not restricted to a table of information, which international students can use as their first step in research for universities in the US. The actual university selection and application process can be laborious: both difficult and time-consuming. And if you factor in application fees to multiple US universities, it can be expensive too.
Although university websites offer a lot of information and offer ways for students to directly apply to universities in the US, it helps to seek counselling locally from foreign education advisors and consultants to ease the process, discuss doubts, and remove confusions that occupy student minds.
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What is the cheapest state university in USA? ›
Rank | School Name |
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1 | Florida Polytechnic University |
2 | Oklahoma Panhandle State University |
3 | Mississippi Valley State University |
4 | University of Texas of the Permian Basin |
- Western Michigan University, Michigan – Bachelors start at 1,920 USD/year.
- West Virginia University, West Virginia – Bachelors start at 2,080 USD/year.
- Cascadia Community College, Washington – Bachelors start at 2,320 USD/year.
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Most expensive US states.
State | No. of international students | Total per student |
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Maine | 1,396 | $38,395 |
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The following are the top five best state in USA for Indian students:
- California.
- New York.
- Texas.
- Florida.
- Utah.
As of August 2022, Mississippi is the least expensive state to live in, according to worldpopulationreview.com. The Magnolia State has a cost of living index of 83.3.
Which US university is best for international students? ›Harvard University, Yale, Princeton — as an international student, you have likely heard of these top Ivy League schools.
Which country is cheapest for bachelor degree? ›Taiwan: Study in Taiwan
Taiwan, one of the Asian countries, is famous as the cheapest country to study. There are many top-class universities which are offering numerous courses. Most of the courses are taught in English but this country is also known for Mandarin learning.
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1. Massachusetts. Massachusetts has the best public school system in the U.S. 48.8% of Massachusetts's eligible schools ranked in the top 25% of high school rankings, a total of 167 schools. Massachusetts has the highest math and reading test scores in the U.S. and the second-highest median ACT score of 25.1.
Which is the cheapest university in USA for international students? ›- California State University, San Bernardino.
- Southeast Missouri State University.
- Arkansas State University.
- University of Wisconsin.
- Brooklyn College.
- University of Louisiana–Monroe.
- Southwest Minnesota State University.
- Northwest Missouri State University.
Which state in US has most international students? ›
- 8 — Washington.
- 7 — District of Columbia.
- 6 — Georgia.
- 5 — Maryland.
- 4 — New Jersey.
- 3 — New York.
- 2 — Illinois.
- 1 — California.
If you want to be around the world's greatest students and scholars, Boston is your best bet. It is one of the best places in USA for Indian students. There are eight institutions in this city, including two of the world's most prestigious, the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) and Harvard University.
Which city is cheapest in USA? ›...
- Amarillo, Texas.
- Anniston, Alabama. ...
- Knoxville, Tennessee. ...
- Joplin, Missouri. ...
- Augusta-Aiken, Georgia/South Carolina. ...
- Kokomo, Indiana. ...
- Jackson, Tennessee. ...
- Mississippi. Coming in as the cheapest state to live in in the United States is Mississippi with a cost of living index score of 83.3. ...
- Kansas. ...
- Alabama. ...
- Oklahoma. ...
- Georgia. ...
- Tennessee. ...
- Missouri. ...
- Iowa.
1. Hawaii. With a cost of living index score of 189.9 Hawaii is the most expensive state to live in right now. Groceries alone are 50 percent more expensive than the country's average though poverty remains low.
Which visa is best for student in USA? ›The "F" visa is for academic studies. An F1 visa is issued to students who are attending an academic program or English Language Program. F1 visas are by far the most common form of international student visa in the U.S. F1 students must maintain the minimum course load for full-time student status.
Which university has highest visa acceptance rate in USA? ›Name of the University | U.S. News Rank 2020 | International Applicants Accepted in Fall 2019 |
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University of Texas at Arlington | 298-389 | 584 |
Loyola University Chicago | 112= | 1,309 |
Virginia Commonwealth University | 160= | 451 |
University of Utah | 97= | 474 |
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- Industrial Engineering.
A: Undoubtedly, you need to put some effort to acquire a student visa for any country, however, the most prominent options to accomplish easy attainment of student visa as an Indian student are Australia, Canada, and New Zealand.
Which country is cheapest for student visa? ›
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Living Cost.
Countries | Average Living Expenses (in Lakh) |
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New Zealand | 5.47 |
Singapore | 3.62 |
Germany | 3.77 |
France | 3.77 |
- USA.
- UK.
- Canada.
- Australia.
- Germany.
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Top 7 degrees that make the most millionaires
- Engineering.
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- Politics.
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- MBA.
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- Software engineering.
Students can choose in-demand college majors in healthcare, like nursing. Computer science, engineering, and IT are some of the most in-demand majors in STEM.
What is the hardest bachelor degree? ›- Economics – 2.95.
- Biology – 3.02.
- Geology – 3.03.
- Philosophy – 3.08.
- Finance – 3.08.
- Physics – 3.10.
- Computer Science – 3.13.
- Mechanical Engineering – 3.17.
- Psychology.
- Criminal Justice.
- English.
- Education.
- Religious Studies.
- Social Work.
- Sociology.
- Communications.
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- Software Developer: $65K to $170K+ ...
- Health Services Manager: $60K to $196K+ ...
- Business or Operations Manager: $46K to $208K+ ...
- Accountant: $45K to $129K+ ...
- Personal Financial Advisor: $44K to $208K+
State | Total | Economy |
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Washington | 1 | 4 |
Minnesota | 2 | 15 |
Utah | 3 | 1 |
New Hampshire | 4 | 11 |
Rank | State | Overall Opportunity Score % |
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1 | Minnesota | 63.100 |
2 | Vermont | 63.000 |
3 | Iowa | 62.600 |
4 | Massachusetts | 60.900 |
Which state has smartest students? ›
- New Hampshire - 103.2.
- Massachusetts - 103.1.
- Minnesota - 102.9.
- Vermont - 102.2.
- North Dakota - 101.7.
- Wyoming - 101.7.
- Utah - 101.5.
- Washington - 101.5.
Here are the results! The top state is Massachusetts, which ranked first in the nation for education and health, fourth for safety, sixth for quality of life, and 10th for its economy.
What state is ranked 50 in education? ›Rank | State | Pre-K-12 |
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47 | Alabama Alabama | 45 |
48 | Louisiana Louisiana | 46 |
49 | Alaska Alaska | 49 |
50 | New Mexico New Mexico | 50 |
Additionally, on average, Canadian university tuition fees are 27% more economical than tuition fees at US universities. However, tuition fees are not the only factor to consider. The cost of living is also a lot lower in Canada. International students may be choosing to study in Canada because it's more affordable.
Can international student get a job in USA? ›Currently, U.S. immigration laws allow international students to be employed in the country during and after a course of study, but there are restrictions. If you want to work in the U.S. you must plan ahead and familiarize yourself with the rules and regulations that accompany the immigration laws.
Which university is free for international students in USA? ›Columbia University is a suitable choice for you. Located in New York City, New York, Columbia University is a prestigious research-intensive institute that offers tuition-free online programmes for international students.
How much does a bachelor degree cost in USA? ›The average cost of attendance for a student living on campus at a public 4-year in-state institution is $25,707 per year or $102,828 over 4 years. Out-of-state students pay $43,421 per year or $173,684 over 4 years. Private, nonprofit university students pay $54,501 per year or $218,004 over 4 years.
How much does a bachelor cost in USA? ›The average cost of tuition and fees to attend a ranked public college in state is about 74% less than the average sticker price at a private college, at $10,423 for the 2022-2023 year compared with $39,723, respectively, U.S. News data shows.
How much does it cost to get a bachelor's degree in USA? ›Average fees at US universities, 2018-19 | ||
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Public two-year colleges | Public four-year colleges (in-state fees) | |
Tuition and other fees | $3,660 | $10,230 |
Room and board | $8,660 | $11,140 |
Total (per year) | $12,320 | $21,370 |
Which is the cheapest course in USA for international students? ›
- San Mateo College of Silicon Valley San Mateo, California – USD 7,744 per year . ...
- California State University San Bernardino, California – USD 8,320 per year . ...
- Manhattanville College Harrison, New York – USD 8,415 per year.
They are U.S. Military Academy, U.S. Air Force Academy, U.S. Naval Academy, U.S. Coast Guard Academy, and U.S. Merchant Marine Academy. Students who attend any of these U.S. academies get full tuition-free.
How long is a bachelor's degree? ›It usually takes three or four years to complete full-time (normally four years if you're doing a sandwich course as this includes a year in industry or abroad). Some bachelor's degrees, like medical courses can take longer. You can also study for a bachelor's degree part-time, or through flexible learning.
How do I go to USA with a bachelor's degree? ›Once students receive an acceptance letter from a university for bachelor degree in the USA, they should contact the US High Commission in their area to process their application for a USA student visa . Kindly go through the student visa policy for higher studies in the USA to get detailed and clear information.
How much money do I need to study in USA? ›The tuition fee for the USA varies according to the different universities, courses, and cities within a country. The average tuition fee is somewhere around $50,000 anually for top colleges in the US. Also the cost fluctuates while pursuing different courses.
Is USA cheap to study? ›The average cost of living in USA for international students ranges from 900 USD to 1500 USD per month.
How much does it cost for international students to study in USA? ›School | Indicative tuition fees (USD) |
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English language studies | $700 to $2,000 a month |
Community colleges | $6,000 to $20,000 per year |
Undergraduate Bachelor's degree | $20,000 to $40,000 per year |
Student Visa Age limit: 14 - 79 years. Applicants below or above are taken as special cases. Interview requirements is as decided by the US Consulate. Pass General Exam and Language Tests with high scores.
Is USA good for bachelor degree? ›Flexibility and choice in your degree studies
The US higher education system is considered one of the best in the world, and offers flexible study opportunities at over 4,000 colleges and universities. US degrees are recognized worldwide for their academic excellence and enhanced learning experiences. Study in the USA!
- Educational transcripts of previous qualifications.
- Valid passport.
- Letter of Recommendation.
- Statement of Purpose.
- University acceptance letter.
- English language proficiency scorecard (IELTS/ TOEFL)
Which visa is best for international students in USA? ›
The "F" visa is for academic studies. An F1 visa is issued to students who are attending an academic program or English Language Program. F1 visas are by far the most common form of international student visa in the U.S. F1 students must maintain the minimum course load for full-time student status.
Which course is best for future in USA? ›- Electrical Engineering. ...
- Computer Engineering. ...
- Electrical and Computer Engineering. ...
- Computer Science and Engineering. ...
- Biomedical Engineering. ...
- Chemical Engineering. ...
- Civil Engineering. ...
- Industrial Engineering.