Study in the United States
Your complete guide to studying in the United States — universities, scholarships, visa requirements, and living costs.
MIT, Harvard, Stanford & more
OPT: 1-3 years post-study work
$1,200–2,500/month
F-1 student visa required
Why Study in the United States?
- Home to the most top-ranked universities globally — MIT, Harvard, Stanford, Caltech
- Flexible curriculum with major/minor system and interdisciplinary opportunities
- Optional Practical Training (OPT) allows up to 3 years of post-study work for STEM graduates
- Vibrant campus life and world-class research facilities
Universities in the United States
Scholarships in the United States
Stanford Knight-Hennessy Scholarship
Master · 📅 October 2026
Fulbright Foreign Student Program
Master · 📅 February 2027
Fulbright Scholarship
Master's & PhD · 📅 September 15, 2026
Yousriya Loza Sawiris Scholarship
Master's · 📅 October 10, 2026
Stanford University Scholarships
Bachelor's, Master's & PhD · 📅 November 1, 2026
University of Michigan Scholarship
Bachelor's, Master's & PhD · 📅 November 1, 2026
Visa & Immigration
Visa Requirements
F-1 student visa required. Your university will issue an I-20 form after acceptance. Schedule your visa interview 3+ months before the semester.
Living Costs
$1,200–2,500/month
Average monthly student costs
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