
Study in the USA
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Why study in the USA?
The United States’ university system is renowned for its student experience as well as the quality of its programs and ground-breaking research. The US has a long history of international students choosing to study there, and most universities have a strong international student support system, ensuring you’re getting the most from your experience.
University life in the USA has a strong focus on societies and sports — universities encourage students to get involved and create facilities to ensure they can make the most of their time on campus.
The US is a good choice for students wanting to improve their English skills.

What are the best programs in the USA?
If you’re looking to do a bachelor’s program, the average amount of time needed for completion is around four years. The curriculum of many undergraduate programs is based on a “liberal arts” philosophy in which students are required to study courses from a range of subjects to form a broad educational foundation and choose a major to focus on for your last two years of study. However, more career-specific degrees exist such as business, medical, or engineering.
Whether you’re looking to study for a bachelor’s, master’s, PhD, or MBA in the USA, Studee can help you find the perfect university for you.

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What is the cost of studying in the USA?
University fees in the USA range between $25,000 - $35,000 per year depending on your specific program and whether or not the university is public or private. Living costs can vary dramatically depending on your chosen state and city.
Student reviews for the USA
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Aparna Lhila
India
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Salem College Economics- What's it like to study in the USA?
- The economics major was rigorous and challenging. I learned how to think like an economist and write with confidence. Even though the course material was tough, the profs made it feel effortless - economics Jeopardy anyone? I received one-on-one attention from my advisor as I worked on two honors independent studies, and later through senior seminar. All profs had an open door policy that gave us easy access to them whenever we needed them. You bring your energy and curiosity and Salem will provide the environment and tools needed for success. I developed an appreciation for the natural connection economics shares with math, which became my minor. The combination of economics and math prepared me to earn my PhD in economics at Cornell.
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Cristina Battistini
Italy
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Salem College Interior Design- What's it like to study in the USA?
- The program I study is interior design and it is one of the best programs there is.
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Hanh Vo
Vietnam
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Broward College Business & Management Studies- What's it like to study in the USA?
- Broward College provides a variety of education programs in which students can select the major that they are prefer. I have gain a lot of knowledge and skills from my program as an international student. I have had chances to learn lectures from leaders of big U.S Corporations. From that, I have a big picture of how business and operations work.
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Shaloom Delgado Forero
Colombia
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Brenau University Marketing- What's it like to study in the USA?
- I love stuying in the US, there is a place full of opportunities for the people that works hard for their dreams.
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Vinesh Reddy Kankanalapally
India
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University of Colorado Denver Computer Science- What's it like to study in the USA?
- Locals are very good. I can say that I went to most of the places in Colorado in this semester. Its good to be a student of my college. As it has very good location and city.
Key facts
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US dollar $ Currency
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16 million Student population
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English Language
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1400+ Universities
Where can you study in the USA?
Every state has something different to offer: whether you want beaches, national parks, or sprawling cities, you’ll find it in the US.
New York and California are popular choices for university students, but they can be some of the most expensive places for living costs.
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Abilene
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Ada
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Alameda
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Alliance
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Alma
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Amherst
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Angola
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Appleton
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Athens
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Auburn
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Austin
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Banner Elk
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Baton Rouge
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Bellevue
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Bellingham
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Berkeley
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Bloomington
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Boca Raton
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Boston
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Bothell
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Bozeman
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Bridgeport
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Campbellsville
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Cape Girardeau
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Cedar City
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Chicago
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Cleveland
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Columbia
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Coos Bay
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Corpus Christi
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Cresson
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Crookston
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Dallas
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Dayton
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Daytona Beach
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De Pere
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Denver
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Elgin
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Elkins
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Ellensburg
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Erie
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Eugene
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Fairfield
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Florence
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Fort Lauderdale
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Gainesville
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Galloway Township
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Garden Grove
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Glassboro
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Greensboro
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Hanover
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Harrisonburg
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Hartford
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High Point
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Holland
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Irvine
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Jacksonville
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Kearney
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Kent
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Lake Charles
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Lamoni
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Las Vegas
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Lawrence
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Livingston
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Lodi
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Long Beach
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Longview
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Los Angeles
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Marion
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Mattoon
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Memphis
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Miami
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Midway
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Millersville
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Mobile
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Montgomery
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Moses Lake
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Mount Pleasant
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Murfreesboro
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Murray
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Nacogdoches
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Naperville
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Nashville
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New York City
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North Canton
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Oakland
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Omaha
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Orange
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Orlando
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Oswego
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Oxford
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Palm Desert
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Philadelphia
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Phoenix
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Pittsburg
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Pittsburgh
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Pleasant Hill
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Portland
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Radford
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Rapid City
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Reading
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Riverside
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Rochester
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Rutherford
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Sacramento
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Salt Lake City
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San Bernardino
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San Diego
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San Francisco
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San Jose
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San Luis Obispo
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San Pablo
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Santa Clarita
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Scranton
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Seaside
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Seattle
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Spearfish
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Spokane
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Springfield
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St. Louis
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Stockton
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Storrs
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Tallahassee
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Tampa
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Thousand Oaks
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Toledo
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Troy
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Utica
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Waco
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Washington DC
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West Palm Beach
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Whitewater
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Wichita Falls
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Wilkes-Barre
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Wilmington
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Winston-Salem
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Worcester
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Abilene
Universities in the USA
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Adelphi University
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Alliant International University
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Alma College
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Alvernia University
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American Collegiate DC
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American Collegiate LA
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American University
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Arizona State University
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Auburn University
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Auburn University at Montgomery
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Bay Atlantic University
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Baylor University
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Bellevue College
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Berkeley City College
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Big Bend Community College
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Black Hills State University
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Brenau University
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California Lutheran University
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California State University, East Bay
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California State University, Long Beach
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California State University, Monterey Bay
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California State University, Sacramento
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California State University, San Bernardino
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Campbellsville University
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Cascadia College
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Central Michigan University
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Central Washington University
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Clark University
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Cleveland State University
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College of Alameda
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College of Southern Nevada
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College of Staten Island
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College of the Canyons
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College of the Desert
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Contra Costa College
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Cuesta College
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Dallas Baptist University
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Davis College
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DePaul University
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Diablo Valley College
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Drexel University
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Drury University
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Duquesne University
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Elgin Community College
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Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University
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Felician University
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Fisher College
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Florida A&M University
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Florida Atlantic University
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Florida International University
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Fox Valley Technical College
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Full Sail University
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Gannon University
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Gonzaga University
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Graceland University
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Hampshire College
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Hanover College
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High Point University
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Hope College
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Illinois College
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Indiana Wesleyan University
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James Madison University
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Lake Land College
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Lake Washington Institute of Technology
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Lane Community College
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Laney College
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Lees-McRae College
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LeTourneau University
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Lincoln University
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Lipscomb University
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Long Island University Brooklyn
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Long Island University Post
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Los Medanos College
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Louisiana State University
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Marywood University
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Massachusetts College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences
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McMurry University
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McNeese State University
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Mercy University
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Merritt College
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Miami Media School
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Middle Tennessee State University
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Midway University
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Midwestern Career College
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Midwestern State University
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Millersville University
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MIU City University Miami
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Mohawk Valley Community College
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Montana State University Bozeman
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Moraine Valley Community College
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Mount Aloysius College
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Murray State University
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New York Film Academy
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New York Institute of Technology
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North Central College
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North Seattle College
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Northeastern University
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Nova Southeastern University
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Ohio Northern University
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Pace University
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Portland Community College
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Radford University
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Riverside City College
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Rowan University
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Salem College
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San Jose City College
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Santa Monica College
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Santiago Canyon College
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Schiller International University
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Seattle Central College
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Simmons University
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South Dakota School of Mines & Technology
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South Seattle College
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Southern Utah University
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Southwestern Oregon Community College
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St. Charles Community College
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St. Francis College
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St. Norbert College
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Stanton University
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State University of New York at Oswego
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Stephen F. Austin State University
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Stockton University
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Texas A&M University - Corpus Christi
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Touro University
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Trine University
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Troy University
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University of Bridgeport
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University of California, Riverside Extension
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University of Central Florida
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University of Colorado Denver
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University of Connecticut
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University of Dayton
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University of Hartford
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University of Illinois at Chicago
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University of Kansas
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University of Massachusetts
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University of Minnesota Crookston
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University of Mount Union
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University of Nebraska at Kearney
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University of Nebraska Omaha
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University of North Alabama
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University of North Carolina Wilmington
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University of South Alabama
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University of South Carolina
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University of the Pacific
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University of the West
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University of Utah
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University of West Alabama
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University of Wisconsin-Whitewater
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Visible Music College
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Walsh University
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Westcliff University
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Western Washington University
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Whittier College
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Wilkes University
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Adelphi University
What are the requirements to study in the USA?
Qualifications
Proof of secondary school completion is necessary for US university admission. If a university doesn’t believe you meet the requirements necessary they may offer you a pathway program. This means completing an English language course or associate degree before moving to your chosen degree.English language tests
If you’re wanting to study in the US then take a TOEFL iBT test, as this is the most popular method of academic language testing in the US.

USA student visa
You’ll need an F1 student visa to study as an international student in the US.
Although your student visa is for a full time undergraduate or postgraduate degree, you generally won’t be able to work during your time as a student. In some cases work on campus may be granted, but you shouldn’t rely on this possibility.
USA student visa requirementsHow to study in the USA
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