Study destination
Study in USA
Leading research universities and an unmatched choice of programmes.
- CapitalWashington, D.C.
- CurrencyUS dollar (USD)
- LanguageEnglish
Overview
The USA offers an unparalleled study experience, with world-renowned universities such as Harvard, Stanford, MIT and Caltech, leadership in research across many fields and a diverse, multicultural population.
Why study in USA
- A wide range of programmes in almost every field
- High-quality education recognised around the world
- A strong economy with many multinational headquarters
- Financial aid can include scholarships, grants and assistantships
Intakes
Main intakes are Fall (August to September) and Spring (January).
Working while you study
F-1 students can work on campus and in limited off-campus roles; speak to your designated school official (DSO) first.
After your studies
Eligible F-1 graduates may apply for Optional Practical Training; we explain the current rules.
Good to plan for
- The cost of living and tuition can be high.
- You need an acceptance letter (Form I-20) from a SEVP-certified institution, proof of funds and the SEVIS fee.
Well-known institutions
- Harvard University
- Stanford University
- MIT
- Caltech
USA: common questions
What does an F-1 student visa need?
An acceptance letter (Form I-20) from a SEVP-certified institution, proof you can pay for your studies, a passport and the SEVIS fee.
Can F-1 students work?
On campus and in limited off-campus roles. Speak to your designated school official (DSO) before taking any job.
Visa and study rules change often. We confirm the current requirements for your case at counselling; always check the official embassy or immigration website too.
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