Education In USA

STUDY IN THE USA

Academic excellence: World's finest post-secondary educational system with excellent programs in traditional disciplines as well as professional fields.

Quality assurance: A systematic approach to ensuring quality standards in educational institutions and academic programs. Variety of options: There are over 3,600 institutions to choose from. Some colleges provide broad based education like liberal arts education, while others provide specialty programs. There are also vocational or technical schools.

Cutting edge technology: U.S. universities are leaders in high quality education and are at the forefront of technology.

Flexibility: The academic programs provide students with a variety of courses and options. Students have the freedom to design their majors and programs of study, switch fields and petition specific courses. Independent study is also available to suit individual needs.

Hands on training: Cooperative educational programs, internship and practical training opportunities provide valuable practical experience to students. These programs offer financial assistance and enhance career prospects.

Acceptability: Being accepted into an American college or university is certainly more challenging for a foreign student than for an American. However, being a foreign (or "International") student also means you have a diverse background and perspective that schools in the United States increasingly value. International students make a significant contribution to U.S. campus life, as well as to school revenues. Consequently, American schools recruit and welcome international students. This means that although you may have to overcome some obstacles in order to study in the United States, as an international student you are seen as a valuable commodity here.

Advantages of a US degree:
American degrees are recognized and sought after by employers worldwide. The long-term career prospects of a student are enhanced as studying in U.S. boosts and helps develop one's self-confidence, independent thinking and cross-cultural communication skills.

Campus diversity: All educational institutions in the U.S. seek the presence of international students to provide cultural diversity and enrichment on their campuses,

Support services: Most universities in the U.S. will have an office of international students and services, which provide a variety of services from campus orientation to assistance in resume preparation. Personal and career counseling services are also available.

Financial assistance: Scholarships, fellowships and assistantships are available for eligible international students. They are also eligible to work for 10 to 20 hours a week to partially meet their expenses.

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