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WHY STUDY IN USA?

Studies both domestically and abroad don’t only produce tangible degrees and certificates – their experience speaks volumes about who you are as an individual. Living and studying in another country – particularly where your native tongue may not be spoken – is challenging, requiring courage, positivity, and patience; sometimes these attributes have more of an impact than academic credentials.

Life here may differ significantly from your expectations as an international student or visitor, as films and television programs do not always portray reality accurately. Americans come in all sizes, colors, and shapes but all tend to be friendly people eager to learn more about you and your country.

The USA offers international students plenty of benefits: one of the world’s prestigious, top-ranked higher education systems; vibrant cities and stunning natural parks; culture; history and a large multicultural population.

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INSTITUTION WE REPRESENT

A UNIQUE HIGHER EDUCATION SYSTEM

U.S. universities and colleges may differ significantly from those in your home country in many ways, especially class sizes: usually 10-20 students are typically found per class, giving each one the individual attention needed for success. Professors meet regularly with their students in their offices or share coffee or meals together – creating an invaluable relationship between students and faculty that motivates students while developing a tailored approach to curriculum development. Studying abroad also affords you an invaluable opportunity to connect with people in related careers who could serve as mentors – something not available when studying domestically alone – an advantage unmatched by home country institutions!

SPECIFIC REQUIREMENTS

Successful completion of an international equivalent to US/Canadian secondary education (Year 12) Diploma or acceptable certification of graduation from High School in your home country; English language ability between TOEFL IBT 68 and 80 for direct entry (no official TOEFL score needed in some programs); Proven academic achievements that demonstrate your potential to excel at university-level studies