"Study abroad is the single most effective way of changing the way we view the world." - Craig Kielburger, co-founder of Free the Children.

Embarking on a Journey: Pursuing Education in the USA - Radiant Dreams of Indian Students. 

Here are some things to keep in mind when planning to study in the USA as an Indian student: 

Start planning early. The application process for US universities can be complex and time-consuming. It is important to start planning early so that you have enough time to research your options, prepare your applications, and gather all the required documents. 

Choose the right university. When choosing a university, consider your academic interests, budget, and desired location. There are many factors to consider, so it is important to do your research and choose a university that is a good fit for you. 

Apply for a student visa. To study in the USA, you will need to apply for a student visa. The visa application process can be complex, so it is important to start early and follow the instructions carefully. 

Prepare for the culture shock. The United States has a dierent culture than India. It is important to be prepared for the culture shock and to be open to new experiences.

Studying in the USA offers a diverse, globally recognized education, cultural experiences, and a wealth of opportunities for personal and professional growth.

Indian students have many reasons to choose to study in the United States, including the vast array of programs and courses oered. Students can find schools of all types, study a wide range of subjects, and pursue specialized degrees.

There are over 4,000 universities and colleges in the United States, including both public and private institutions. The United States has a vast and diverse system of higher education. Students have a wide range of universities and colleges to choose from, depending on their individual needs and preferences. 

Top Universities as per QS world Ranking

Most Affordable Universities in USA - 

• University of Florida 

• University of Illinois 

• Georgia Institute of Technology 

• Purdue University 

• Virginia Tech University 

• Brigham Young University 

• North Carolina State University 

• Florida State 

 

Universities giving the most aid to International Students 

• Columbia University 

• Skidmore College 

• Amherst College 

• Dartmouth College 

• Stanford University 

• Harvard University 

• Duke University

The F-1 visa is the type of visa that Indian students need to study in the United States.

Tuition is a major expense for studying in the US, but it varies depending on the program, school, and other factors. Indian students can expect to pay between $7,000 and $55,000 per year, with an average cost of around $35,000.

The estimated student living cost in the USA is between $10,000 - $25,000 (USD) per academic year, making the average monthly expenses in the USA for Indian students to be $900 - $2,000

International students enrolled full time and in valid F-1 status can generally work on-campus for up to 20 hours per week during when classes are in session, and up to 40 hours per week when classes are not. The United States has strict rules for international students who want to work during their studies. Students in valid F-1 cannot be employed off-campus without meeting eligibility requirements and obtaining official authorization. Immigration regulations severely limit the international student's eligibility to accept employment off-campus. Students found working illegally are failing to maintain their F-1 student and risk losing their F-1 student status. The average part time salary in USA for international students or the federal minimum wage is 7.25 USD per hour. It can go up to 15 USD per hour in others.

The current job market trends is very encouraging in the US. In August 2023 the total Job openings across different verticals stood to about 8.83 Million jobs out of which IT based jobs totals to about 1.4 Million as per Semiconductor Industry Association (SIA). So there is a very healthy job market in USA.

There are over 4 million Indians in USA. Indians now form 21 per cent of the total international student population in the US, an all-time high. So now is the right time to look at a shining future based in the US.