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International Student Guide

Which University is Right for You?

You will choose from thousands of colleges when you decide to study in America. We’ll help you pick the perfect school for you.

You have a lot to think about when you are considering US universities. Is the school accredited? Can you transfer credits to the college? Will the university help you find a job after you graduate? We’ll show you how to find the answers to these questions and more.

If you want to attend a graduate school in the US, you should know about your degree options and what they mean. Learn what you should know about professors, research support and graduate school events.

 

Applying to a US University

Applying to an American university won’t be nearly as complicated as you fear if you follow this step-by-step guide. First take your college admissions tests. Then fill out college applications.

Learn how to prepare for the SAT and ACT exams, when to take the tests and what your score means.

We will also tell you what a US university application looks like, how to fill it out and what to include. Universities often have several application deadlines. We will explain them so you can decide which application is best for you.

We will also answer your biggest question after so many months of preparation: When will you receive your college acceptance letters?

 

 

A University Building

Which University to Attend

You’ve sent your college applications. Now what?

While you are waiting, take a closer look at your finances. We’ll explain financial aid and scholarships and help you find what you are eligible for. You should also compile the documents for a student visa.

By the spring you will receive decisions from American colleges and universities. Now you must make the big decision: Which university should you attend?

Before making your choice, you will want to visit the colleges you are considering. Whether you visit online or in person, this section will teach you what you should ask and what you should look for during your campus visits. You will also learn how to tell if a college has the types of activities and students you are looking for.

 

 

Surviving Your First Year

Congratulations! You’ve been accepted to a university in the United States.

You will face new and different experiences everyday. We will help you feel comfortable both inside and outside the classroom.

Find out about US university lectures and what American professors expect from you. Then discover the advantages and disadvantages of different types of student housing, and learn some tips to get along with your roommates.

Adjusting to life in the US will be easier if you make friends, join activities and understand American culture. This section will explain what you need to do. We will also show you how to stay safe on campus and where to find help when you need it.

International Student Guide

Which University is Right for You?

Your University Experience

  1. Study in America

  2. US vs. Non-US Schools

Researching US Universities

  1. Comparing US Schools

  2. Academics at US Universities

  3. School Accreditation

  4. Transfer Credits from Abroad

  5. Online and Remote Classes

  6. US Professional Licences

  7. Postgraduate Employment

  8. US Graduate Schools

    1. US Master's Degree

    2. US Doctoral Degree

    3. Professors at US Schools

    4. Graduate Research Support

    5. Graduate School Events

Applying to a US University

Before You Apply

  1. SAT vs. ACT

  2. Prepare for the SAT or ACT

  3. When to Take the SAT or ACT

  4. Finding the Test Location

  5. SAT or ACT Disability Testing

  6. SAT or ACT Scores

  7. Taking the TOEFL

  8. Take the TOEFL iBT or PBT

  9. Prepare for the TOEFL

  10. Interpreting TOEFL Scores

  11. GRE vs. GMAT

  12. GMAT and GRE Format

  13. Prepare for the GRE or GMAT

The Application Process

  1. What's on the Application?

  2. The Common Application

  3. Application Deadlines

  4. Early Application

  5. How Many Applications?

  6. Filling Out an Application

  7. Supplemental Material

  8. The Acceptance Letter

Which University to Attend

What to Consider

  1. The Price of US Education

  2. What is Financial Aid?

  3. Eligibility for Financial Aid

  4. Filling Out a FAFSA

    1. FAFSA Online or on Paper?

  5. Applying for a Scholarship

  6. Scholarship Essay Tips

  7. Housing, Food & Health Care

Making the Final Decision

  1. Campus Visits

  2. Campus Visit Questions

  3. Self-Guided Campus Tours

  4. College Student Life

  5. US College Diversity

Surviving Your First Year

What to Expect

  1. Obtaining a US Visa

    1. Getting a Student Visa

    2. Student Visa Financials

    3. Permanent US Residency

    4. Naturalization & Citizenship

    5. Deportation

  2. International Student Help

  3. Adjusting to a US Education

  4. Doing Well in School

  5. Student Housing

  6. US College Dorms

  7. Living Off Campus

  8. International Student Finances

  9. A Teachers View on ESOL

Adjusting to a New Country

  1. Adjusting to College Life

  2. Adjusting to American Culture

    1. Important Birthdays

    2. Important Occasions

  3. Find Student Activities

  4. International Student Clubs

    1. A Student's Perspective

  5. Joining Career Clubs

  6. Campus Safety

  7. Resources for Students

  8. Depression at College

  9. Reverse Culture Shock