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STUDY IN USA

Why Study in the USA for Indian Students?

The United States of America is a premier destination for Indian students seeking high-quality education and global exposure. Renowned for its top-ranked universities and diverse academic programs, the USA consistently dominates the QS World Rankings. Studying in the USA offers students a chance to learn from world-class faculty, engage in cutting-edge research, and experience a dynamic and multicultural environment.

Benefits of Studying in the USA

  1. World-Class Education: American universities offer a wide range of programs, from engineering and technology to arts and business. The emphasis on practical learning, research opportunities, and interdisciplinary studies makes education in the USA highly sought after.
  2. Vibrant Economy and Global Opportunities: The USA is home to multinational corporations like Amazon, Microsoft, Google, and Ford. Studying in the USA opens doors to internships, networking, and employment opportunities across various sectors, including IT, finance, healthcare, and more.
  3. Post-Study Work Opportunities: International students can apply for the Optional Practical Training (OPT) program, allowing them to work in the USA for up to 36 months after graduation. This experience enhances employability and provides hands-on training.
  4. Multicultural Environment: The USA is a melting pot of cultures, providing Indian students with a global perspective. English is the primary language, but various communities speak multiple languages, making it a comfortable environment.

USA Process Flow

Study in USA Admission Process

Admission Process for Studying in the USA

To study in the USA, students need to follow a streamlined admission process:

Application Checklist

Checklist for getting I20 :

Academics 10, 10+2. (Attested by school or college in sealed envelopes)
Bachelors (all transcripts)
Recommendation letter (minimum 3)
TOEFL/GRE/GMAT - IELTS reporting when required
Bank statement - In a bank letterhead for 20 to 25 lakhs
SOP (min 500 words)
Resume
Passport
Photographs
Extracurricular certificates (if any)
Experience letter (for gap more than 6 months)

Visa Process for Indian Students:

To study in the USA, Indian students must apply for an F1 student visa. The process involves:

Academics 10, 10+2. (Attested by school or college in sealed envelopes)
Bachelors (all transcripts)
Recommendation letter (minimum 3)
TOEFL/GRE/GMAT - IELTS reporting when required
SOP (min 500 words)
Resume
Passport
Photographs
Extracurricular certificates (if any)
Experience letter (for gap more than 6 months)
Supporting property documents
CA/CS Report
The student needs to fill the DS form, pay SEVIS fee, take an appointment for visa.
Just a date prior to visa interview, student has to get his finger printing and document verification done at the Embassy.

Entry Requirement

US generally requires 16 years of education (12+4).
Academic Percentage : 58% and above with minimum backlogs
Acceptable scores of Standardized Tests GRE : 300+, GMAT : 500+, TOEFL : 79, IELTS : 6.5 overall band
Other factors that are looked into are the extra curricular activities that the student has been involved in, the research that the student has done in his particular subject. His documents such as Resume, Letters of recommendation & Statement of Purpose are also very crucial and have to be drafted very effectively.

Intakes and Deadlines

US universities typically offer three intakes:

Fall (August/September): Main intake with high competition and most courses available
Spring (January/February): Limited courses but a good option for flexibility
Summer (April/May): For specific courses and short-term programs
The deadlines for each intake are usually a few months before the start date. It is highly recommended that you apply early to maximize your chances for admission. Some universities even offer rolling admissions, i.e. admissions are open through the year. The major intake for the US is the Fall intake which offers the highest degree of competition but also features the largest number of corporate internships.

Funding Options

The USA is the only country which offers up to 100% scholarships on tuition to deserving students. This may be based on the student’s overall profile, both academic or extracurricular profile and the financial need of the student.
Few states may offer In- State Tuition waivers which work out to be 50% to 80% on the overall tuition fee.

Scholarships and Financial Aid

The USA offers various financial aid options, including:

Tuition Fee Waivers

Research and Teaching Assistantships

Graduate Assistantships

Part-Time Jobs (On-Campus)

Part Time Jobs ( On Campus)

NOTE: There are even options that offer work study programs wherein the University allows the student to work full time even during his classes. Classes are held in the evening or on week ends& the student works full time during the day. These options are particularly good for students with low budgets

Working in the USA on an F1 Visa

Indian students can work up to 20 hours per week during their academic term and full-time during breaks. OPT provides work authorization for up to 36 months in STEM fields.

During study program, students can work only under certain conditions and in accordance with complex guidelines and restrictions issued by the United States Citizenship and Immigration Service (USCIS). After meeting the guidelines and taking permission from the university where they are studying students are eligible to work for a maximum period of up to 20 hours per week during the academic year. Students can work full time (40 hrs) only during holidays. The average wage for part time jobs is between $10 and $12 per hour. Students can opt for OPT which is related to their field of work. International students who have graduated from a university in USA are eligible to work full time for the remaining period of their visa in USA.

ON Campus Employment:

As an undergraduate or postgraduate international student studying in the United States, employment is possible on a part-time basis for up to 20 hours every week.

OPT:

Optional Practical Training (OPT) is the work authorization letter where students can work anywhere in USA to get hands-on work experience related to the academic field of study. OPT is valid for one year and which is extendable to 24 months for the students who graduates in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering & Mathematics) field.

Choose Global Education Bridge for Studying in the USA

As a leading USA education consultant in Delhi, Global Education Bridge offers personalized guidance, from choosing the right university to securing visas. We ensure a seamless study abroad experience for Indian students.

Contact Global Education Bridge today to begin your journey to study in the USA and unlock endless opportunities for personal and professional growth.

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