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Tell us your goals, budget and academic background. Search destinations and university profiles.
Compare universities, programs, admission requirements and costs
Explore all U.S. universities →600+ university profilesOrganized for easier research
Clear admissions guidanceFrom shortlist to enrollment
Visa-ready planningPractical, compliance-focused support
Choose your U.S. study path
Your next steps depend on whether you are applying from outside the United States or are already in the country. Choose the route that matches your current situation.
Explore U.S. universities, programs, admission planning and the student pathway that fits your situation.
Explore this path →ABROADFollow the overseas application and F-1 student visa route after receiving admission and a Form I-20.
Explore this path →IN USAAlready in the United States? Review the pathway and eligibility considerations for changing to F-1 student status.
Explore this path →Choose your study level
Explore four-year bachelor’s degree options across U.S. universities, with flexible majors, electives and campus experiences.
Explore bachelor’s programs →02 / Master’sCompare graduate-level master’s programs designed to deepen your expertise and advance your academic or professional goals.
Explore master’s programs →03 / ESLStrengthen your academic English, prepare for university study and build confidence through English-language programs at eligible U.S. institutions.
Explore ESL programs →How it works
Tell us your goals, budget and academic background. Search destinations and university profiles.
Compare realistic options by program, location, tuition, entry requirements and intake.
Prepare a complete university application with organized documentation and clear next steps.
Plan finances, visa documentation, interview readiness and your move with confidence.
Free U.S. study planning tool
Answer a few simple questions about your education, budget and goals. You’ll receive a practical starting plan for studying in the United States, including what to research and prepare next.
Build my U.S. study plan01Your academic level
02Your U.S. study goal
03Field of study
04Budget readiness
Student questions
Start research well before your intended intake. You need time to compare programs, prepare academic and financial documents, meet application deadlines and complete the relevant visa process.
No. Program fit, accreditation, entry requirements, total cost, location, student support and your career goals are usually more important than one overall ranking number.
Compare tuition, fees, housing, food, insurance, transport and personal expenses. Also review scholarship conditions and the financial evidence required for admission or a student visa.
No responsible adviser can guarantee either. Decisions are made by institutions and government authorities. Good guidance helps you choose realistic options and prepare a complete, accurate application.