An opportunity worth exploring

Nearly 500,000 students from all over the world came to the United States last year to study at both undergraduate and graduate levels.Without a doubt, America offers very high quality postsecondary education. Our partnership between students and their families, the states, the federal government, the private sector, individual philanthropists, and institutions of higher learning has created a system long recognised as a model of quality, diversity, and opportunity. Having more foreign students helps to create this high quality experience.

Student Diversity

American institutions of higher education serve student populations that are becomingly increasingly diverse in terms of race, ethnicity, and age. Studying at an American college or university can truly be an international experience. Academic and professional programs and social activities on campuses or at the corporate headquarters of possible employers provide additional enrichments. For example, cuisine, music, cinema and other customs are commonly shared with others during the semester or academic year, to contribute to a better understanding of each other's cultures. The language, skills and cross-culture environment can make the US learning experience a unique and rich one. With such a solid and broad background, the foreign student who has completed studies in the US is better prepared for successfully working in many locations around the world. A number of other factors cause foreign students to choose study in the US. Most American faculty members are tenured and employed full-time by their institutions. Higher education in the US has benefited from our healthy economy, the engine behind the rich development of our program offerings. Developing various services and products needed by American industries requires highly skilled and qualified workers. The federal, state and local governments have invested a great deal in policy development, research and training, all of which benefits the entire economy. Corporations and private institutions also play an important role, by needing more qualified workers and by funding laboratories, research, and study. Faculty, researchers and corporate CEOs have joined forces to become leaders in fields such as technology, communications, medicine, astronomy, and engineering.

In summary, "studying in the US is an opportunity well worth pursuing."

American Colleges & Universities

• Houston Community College
  
• University of New Haven
  
• Widener University
  
• Savannah College of Arts & Design
  
• Hult Business School (Only MBA)
  
• IADT
  
• North West Missouri State University
  
• University of Findlay
  
• Henderson State University
  
• Hawaii Pacific University
  
• College of Santa Fe
  
• Maryville College
  
• Drury University
  
• Thiel College
  
• Florida Metropolitan University
  
• Newman University
  
• California Lutheran University (1 year MBA Program)
  
• Long Island University
  
• Johnson & Wales University MBA
  
• Johnson & Wales University UG
  
• Old Dominion University
  
• Oklahoma City University
  
• Saginaw Valley State University
  
• University of New Haven
  
• Columbia College of Hollywood
  
• Fisher College
  
• Liberty University
  
• Menlo College
  
• St. Nobert College
  
• University of Bridgeport
  
• University of California, San Diego
  
• University of California, Los Angeles