Why study in US?
The United States of America is scenic, diverse, and presents talented, committed, and creative individuals with handsome opportunities. Many of US’s universities are renowned, and they offer a wide variety of courses and programmes for undergraduate, post-graduate, and specialist training.
Can I work in US while I’m studying?
You must maintain valid F1 status. You can work up to 20 hours per week while school is in session. You can work full-time on campus during holidays and vacation periods if you intend to register for the next academic semester. The employment may not displace (take a job away from) a U.S. resident.
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You don’t need to wait until September to start your journey with any of the 350+ universities we are partnered with worldwide. We offer hundreds of undergraduate, top-up degrees, master’s, and postgraduate courses with a May, June, July, September, October, November, January, or February start date—offering you increased flexibility to begin your studies in the UK, Europe, US, Australia, or almost any place else.
Can I stay in US following my study?
To apply, you must be a student on an F-1 student visa studying in the US and planning to work in the US after you graduate, in the same field you’re studying. You must apply using Form I-20, which must be signed by the designated university official (DSO) who handles immigration and foreign student affairs.
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You don’t need to wait until September to start your journey with any of the 350+ universities we are partnered with worldwide. We offer a hundreds of undergraduate, top-up degrees, master’s, and postgraduate courses with a May, June, July, September, October, November, January or February start date—offering you increased flexibility to begin your studies in the UK, Europe, US, Australia, or almost any place else.