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FAQ on Studying
in America
- Who
is eligible to apply?
Any one who has a consistently good academic record, firm
financial support and proficiency in English.
- When
can I start undergraduate (bachelor's) studies in the U.S.?
After you complete 12 years of school education.
- When
can I begin graduate (master's and doctoral) studies in
the U.S.?
After you complete 16 years of education including 4 years
of college education.
- I have
a three-year bachelor's degree from India. Am I eligible
to apply?
It is advisable for you to complete an additional year of
studies to be stronger applicant to a master's degree in
the U.S.
- When
should I start the application process?
At least 18 months in advance of your intended date of enrollment
at a U.S. university. For example, if you wish to enroll
in August/September 2005, you should start the process around
April 2004.
- Does
this application process cost me money?
Yes, it does. Approximately, Rs.50,000 for applying to an
average of 7 universities. This includes test fees, application
fees, communication, and mailing expenses.
- Will
I get financial assistance?
Colleges and universities offer scholarships, assistanceships
and fellowships to outstanding students, largely based on
merit. There is stiff competition for financial assistance
and availability varies from university to university.
- What
tests do I need to take?
Visit
Admission Tests.
- What
is the average cost per year for study in the U.S.?
The cost (tution + living expenses) could range from $15,000
to $40,000. The average cost for a year of study is $20,000.
- What
type of visa will I be eligible for? Can I work on an F-1
visa?
The most common student visa is F1. For further information
on visas, visit the American
Embassy site
Statistics
on Indian Students in the US
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