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  • Intake & Cities
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Description

The United States of America stands as the epicenter of the world's largest international student community, welcoming over 800,000 students who seek to enrich their education and life journey on its soil. With nearly 4% of higher education enrollment consisting of international scholars, this number continues to surge. The trajectory of international education in the USA has witnessed remarkable growth since the mid-1950s when international student enrollment merely touched 35,000.

Within the confines of the USA's borders, an array of renowned and prestigious universities thrive, each contributing to a global power structure that resonates across political, social, and economic domains. The multifaceted influence that the USA holds is an intricate marvel to behold. The pursuit of education in the USA is a pathway towards excellence, a stepping stone on the journey to success. Evidencing its supremacy, over 40 universities in the World Top 100 are nestled within the United States. Furthermore, among the crème de la crème, 6 of the Top 10 Universities in the world proudly call the United States their home.

Embark on a transformative education journey at Unity Japanese Language Center Pvt. Ltd., where we navigate the complexities of studying in the USA to empower your pursuit of excellence.

 

Global Student Demographics.

  1. In the academic year 2014/15, an impressive tally of more than 974,000 international students embarked on their educational journey in the United States. Notably, China, India, South Korea, Saudi Arabia, and Canada stood as the foremost countries of origin, collectively constituting nearly 60 percent of the international student cohort in the U.S.
  2. During the academic year 2013/14, an additional feat was achieved, with over 304,000 U.S. students actively participating in academic credit-bearing programs abroad.
  3. The Institute of International Education has been consistently presenting annual insights into international student mobility data in the U.S. through its Open Doors Report for over six decades.

Why USA?

  • The most prestigious, top ranked education globally.
  • World’s largest international student population
  • University campuses are clean and safe.
  • Academic freedom is one of the hallmarks of US universities.
  • Multicultural population which makes it a very dynamic and exciting place to experience.
  • Exposed to some of the most up-to-date developments in technology
  • Part time work permit for international students.
  • Common for students to change after 2 years of university study in the USA , or to transfer into a US university after studying in another country.
  • Part time work permit for international students.
  • Academic Excellence
  • Variety of Educational Opportunities
  • Cutting-Edge Technology
  • Opportunity for Research
  • Support Services for International Students
  • Global Education and Long-Term Career Prospects
  • Campus Life Experience
  • Small class sizes are very common. There may be as few as 10 to 20 students in a class, giving you the personal attention you need in order to succeed.

Opportunities after Study in USA

  1. Continuing Education: The allure of advancing your studies and enrolling in Graduate School is undeniable. The opportunity to attain a master's or PhD can be irresistibly compelling.
  2. Extending Your Visa: Unveiling the chance to prolong your visa through Practical Training on an F-1 Visa, including possibilities such as (Trainee), (Specialty Occupation), treaty trader/treaty Investor visas.
  3. Exploring Employment: Embarking on job hunting and employer search endeavors post-study. Uncover the potential to secure a job and engage in work that necessitates a work visa (such as H1B in the US).
  4. Skill Development: As you complete your educational journey in the USA, an avenue opens – the Optional Practical Training (OPT) application. This doorway grants you the chance to engage in practical work within the United States for a year following your final examination, aligned with your major field of study.
  5. Securing Permanent Residence: As you hold a Temporary work visa, a path emerges that can potentially lead to the extension of your stay into permanent residency in certain instances.
  6. Frontier of Innovation and Research Prospects: The United States stands at the forefront of numerous technological and research domains. Immersed in your studies here, you'll be immersed in cutting-edge technology and research. Serendipitously, you might have the privilege of encountering and even studying under eminent scholars in your chosen discipline.
     

Scope

in USA after Study

Expansive Internship Opportunities: Virtually every university and college in the USA extends internship job opportunities to both international and national students.

Amplified Array of Opportunities: This translates to a broader spectrum of potential paths for your future.

High-Paying Salaries: Graduate students gain access to high salary pay scales ranging from $50,142 to $122,919.

Scholarships Abound: Numerous USA universities and colleges offer alluring scholarships for foreign students, spanning from US$5000 to full 100% coverage.

Residential Prospects: Did you know that residing within the institution’s hostel in the USA is a viable option? It's a splendid opportunity that institutions like colleges and universities offer to enrich your study experience.

Elevated English Proficiency: A study stint in the USA signifies the cultivation of advanced English language skills and invaluable intercultural exposure.

Broad Spectrum of Job Opportunities: Holding a degree from the USA unlocks a wide range of job hunting avenues across English-speaking nations worldwide.

Work Visa Post OPT: The United States federal government has revised regulations for non-immigrant student visas, now allowing international students to stay for up to three years after completing their degrees. This extended stay can be dedicated to training, potentially leading to employment and eventual Green Card eligibility.

Seamless Transfer Opportunities: An undiscovered option is studying at a community college, a two-year institution where you can initiate your university journey. You can commence your bachelor’s degree at a community college, complete the first two years, and subsequently transfer your credentials to a four-year university. Community colleges offer advantages like lower tuition costs, smaller class sizes, and personalized attention.

Intake & Cities

Admission Intake in US Universities generally revolves around two primary periods: June and March.

  1. Spring Intake: Occurring in January and February.
  2. Summer Intake: Taking place in May and June.
  3. Fall Intake: Commencing in August and September.
  4. Winter Intake: Unfolding in November and December.

 

MAJOR CITIES FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS

The following cities are most popular for international Student with wide opportunity and academic excellence

  • Boston
  • New York
  • San Francisco
  • Chicago
  • Los Angeles
  • Washington DC
  • Philadelphia
  • Baltimore
  • San Diego

The most affordable cities and states for the international students are five of these cities are located in the states of Arkansas and Texas.

  • Springfield, Illinois.
  • Pueblo, Colorado.
  • Wichita Falls, Texas.
  • Fayetteville, Arkansas.
  • Memphis, Tennessee.
  • Norman, Oklahoma.
  • McAllen, Texas. Living costs: 14.6% below the national average.
  • Harlingen, Texas. Living costs: 18.2% below the national average.
  • Austin, Texas:Average Cost for a One-Bedroom Apartment: $992 Cost-Of-Living Index Score: 95.5
  • Norman, Oklahoma:Average Cost for a One-Bedroom Apartment: $549 Cost-Of-Living Index Score: 94.4
  • Manhattan, Kansas:Average Cost for a One- Bedroom Apartment: $635 Cost-Of-Living Index Score: 95.0
  • Blacksburg, Virginia: Average Cost for a One-Bedroom Apartment: $669, Cost-Of-Living Index Score: 95.0
  • Tuscaloosa, Alabama:Average Cost for a One-Bedroom Apartment: $687 Cost-Of-Living Index Score: 94.6

The most affordable cost of living for International Students are

  1. Idaho Falls, Idaho
  2. Conway, Arkansas
  3. Springfield, Illinois
  4. Pueblo, Colorado
  5. Wichita Falls, Texas
  6. Fayetteville, Arkansas
  7. Memphis, Tennessee
  8. Norman, Oklahoma
  9. McAllen, Texas
  10. Harlingen, Texas

International student population.

  • Over 974,000 international students studied in the U.S. in 2014/15. China, India, South Korea, Saudi Arabia and Canada were the top places of origin, accounting

Process

Applying for a student visa to the United States is a crucial step towards fulfilling your academic aspirations. To initiate the process, you will need to secure an acceptance letter from a U.S. educational institution, demonstrating your intent to pursue a course of study. Following this, you should complete the online Nonimmigrant Visa Application (DS-160) form, pay the required fee, and schedule an appointment for a visa interview at the nearest U.S. embassy or consulate. Be prepared to provide necessary documentation, including your passport, DS-160 confirmation page, visa application fee receipt, photo, and the acceptance letter from your chosen institution. During the interview, you'll need to demonstrate your genuine intention to study and return to your home country upon completion of your studies. Preparing thoroughly and presenting yourself confidently will enhance your chances of obtaining a student visa for the USA.
 

  1. 1. Make your decision to study in USA
  2. 2. Select a course and Institution / University
  3. 3. Check entry requirement
  4. 4. Apply for the course
  5. 5. Pay the University application fee
  6. 6. Your document will be reviewed
  7. 7. Selected for the admission
  8. 8. Receive your I-20
  9. 9. Apply for the Interview date
  10. 10. Pay the SEVIS fee
  11. 11. Attend the interview
  12. 12. Apply for your visa