STUDY IN USA

Study in USA

Millions of people every year choose to study in the USA. The quality of education provided by schools, colleges, and universities in the USA are among the highest in the world. Foreign students are attracted by high academic excellence, demanded programs and employment prospects.

American universities are leading World University rankings and offering a huge selection of courses. Most universities and colleges in the United States have close ties with large employers. This allows students to do internships during their studies and find employment soon after graduation.

For a foreign/international student, the USA has a lot to offer: the most prestigious education in the world, eclectic cities and beautiful parks, artistic, cultural, political, sporting events.

Why Choose USA?

• The US, with 16 institutions, dominates the world’s top 20 universities list. 52 US universities are ranked amongst the top 100 universities worldwide
• U.S. degrees are recognized all over the the world for their excellence.It is one of the world’s finest university systems, with outstanding programs and international recongition. Students have the opportunity to work directly with some of the finest minds in their field of study, with the chance to become involved with exclusive research and educational opportunities.
• With several thousand colleges and universities, and at least ten times as many campuses as in any other country, the higher education system in the USA offers a great many study options and courses for studying abroad for all international and Indian students.
• For decades now, the USA has led in many areas of cutting-edge technology and research. As a result, students interact with potential and current leaders in their field during the course of study. The USA offers some of the most innovative and path breaking STEM courses (Science, Technology, Engineering, Math courses).
• Tired of the same old courses? Well, you can reach out of the box too because the US education system provides a lot of flexibility in the courses on offer. Class sizes are small—there could be as few as 10 to 20 students studying with you. This means there’ll be more engagement, greater interaction, and all the personal attention every student needs.

USA’s Education System

• Associate’s Degree – This is an academic program taken by students after secondary school, prior to a Bachelors course. It provides students with basic academic and technical knowledge and skills necessary for employment or for furthering their education.
• Pathway Programs if you do not immediately meet the academic or English language requirements set by the university that you are interested in, then a pathways course can help you improve your English skills and give you the confidence to start an undergraduate or postgraduate study.
• Master Degrees in the US vary from 1.5 to two years.

Step Wise Procedure

• 2 recommendation letters from last schools attended
• Resume
• Passport size photograph
• Passport copy 1st and last page
• Academics
• IELTS if have
• Funds (single 25000 US $, couple 35000 US $, couple with one child 40000 US $, couple with 2 children 45000 US $)
• 15 k registration charges

• Registration Fees

  • College application fees Directly to be Paid by Student (Depends on college/university applied)
  • Courier charges to USA (if any transcripts required by college)
  • Embassy fees (160 $)
  • Sevis fees (200 $)
  • After Visa pay 1st semester tuition fees directly to college/university
  • Crossland Consultants, service charges 1000 US $

  Note: In case of MBA students

  • Apart from registration, Students must pay 300 $ deposit fees directly to university before I 20 and
  • After visa minimum amount transfer to University would be 9000 US $
  • Crossland Consultants service Charges 650 US $

  Universities & Institutions

  Arizona State University	Boston University
  Brown University	Butte Community College
  California Institute of Technology(Caltech)	Carnegie Mellon University
  Case Western Reserve University	Chemeketa Community College
  Columbia University	Cornell University
  Dartmouth College	Duke University
  Edmonds Community College	Emory University
  Fulton Montgomery Community College	Georgia Institue of Techonolgy
  Harvard University	Heartland Community College
  Johns Hopkins University	Linoln University California
  Massachusetts Institue of Technology(MIT)	Michigan State University
  New York University	Northwestern University
  Pennsylvania State University	Princeton University
  Purdue University	Rice University
  Standford University	Texas A&M University
  The Ohio State University	University of California Berkeley(UCB)
  University of California, Davis	University of California, Irvine
  University of California,Los Angeles(UCLA)	University of California, San Diego(UCSD)
  University of California, Santa Barbara(UCSB)	University of Chicago
  University of Colorado Boulder	University of Florida
  University of Illinois at Urban-Champaign	University of Maryland, College Park
  university of Michigan	University of Minnesota
  University of North Carolina,Chapel Hill	University of Pennsylvania
  University off Pittsburgh	University of Rochester
  University of Southern California	University of Texas at Austin
  University of Virginia	University of Washington
  University of Wisconsin-Madison	Vanderbilt University/td>
  Washington University in St.Louis	Wichita State Univerity
  Yale University