The United States is a multicultural nation where kids can encounter other cultures and lifestyles to help them develop as citizens of the world. Over 20% of the students in Boston, which is known as the student capital of the US, are international. Each city in the US has a varied cost of living, just like any other nation. If students plan their stay and lifestyle wisely, their time studying there will be both pleasurable and enriching.

 

Over 2 million courses are offered by US schools, and international students can enroll in any level of study, from a certificate to a doctorate. The American college experience is challenging and rewarding at the same time. The majority of courses are created to give students practical work experience while they are studying. The programs provide excellent job chances with prestigious international businesses. Various scholarships are available in the US from both public and private institutions so that you can enroll in your preferred degree.

 

In the discipline of engineering studies, particularly computer engineering, the United States is a pioneer. Because of the secure financial future it guarantees, it continues to be a popular choice among international students. Medicine, business management, pharmaceutical research, petroleum engineering, science, and mathematics are listed after engineering.

 

WHY USA?

Education System

The USA have some of the finest universities that rank on top in the world. USA provides advanced studies with excellent research opportunities. Education system of USA is flexible and not centralized meaning each institution can determine the programs and standards. US education system is renowned and their degrees are recognized anywhere in the world.

Career and employment

International students are allowed to work part time to assist in their living expenses. They can work 20 hours per week during studies and 40 hours per week during vacations. There are on campus jobs they can do where according to skills and capabilities, students will be placed in various departments to work for. In completion of your studies, your university will offer you with a range of career support opportunities, job search, applications, etc.

Cost of living

Living expenses which includes rent, food, electricity, internet, clothes, and travel vary from place to place and normally costs between $8,000 and $12,000 dollars per year.

Cultural diversity

Unites States welcomes people from all over the world every year. It is home of various ethnic groups, traditions and values. An exposure to culture from all around the world is no less than an adventure and teaches you a lot of things every time.

 

ENGLISH LANGUAGE REQUIREMENTS:

The tests that USA universities and colleges most commonly accept are:

1. Cambridge Assessment English (CAE)
2. International English Language Testing System (IELTS)
3. Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL)
4. Duo lingo English Test

 

INTAKES:

International students can enroll in whatever term they choose at US universities since the three intakes—fall, spring, and summer—are spread out over the course of the year.

• Fall Intake- August to December
• Spring Intake- January to April
• Summer Intake- May to August

Fall intake is the most popular one due to availability of number of courses, high number of enrollment and number of scholarships and opportunities available for international student.

 

Documents Required for the  USA

Every university has its own criteria and requirement so , one need to go thoroughly before applying. In general following documents are required.

1. Transcripts of the previous qualifying examination
2. Official Mark sheet of class 10^th and 12^th
3. IELTS, TOFEL, Duo lingo score
4. GRE /GMAT score
5. SOP
6. Resume/CV
7. 3 Letter of Recommendation
8. Valid Passport

 

LIVING COST

The typical cost of living in the US is projected to be between $10,000 and $18,000 per year, or around $1,000 and $1,500 per month. This covers the price of your lodging, board, meals, transit, textbooks, appropriate attire for the weather, and entertainment.

 

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1. What are the required documents to apply for I 20?

     The required documents for I 20 are given below:

• Passport
• A completed Application Form
• Application Fee: Depending upon the university, the application fee varies – for instance, USD 20 to USD 150. You can also request for the application fee waiver.
• Official Academic Transcript: You are required to provide the official mark sheet/ transcript of your previous educational qualification.
• Certificate of English Proficiency Test: TOEFL/ IELTS/ PTE/DUOLINGO and GRE/GMAT/SAT

• Statement of Purpose: A write-up introducing yourself, your interests, achievements, related experience, future- plans etc. This document should overall include the reason you’ve selected the particular university and the course.
• Recommendation Letter: 3 recommendation letter from your previous academic field
• Bank Balance: Get Original “Bank Balance Certificate” for university you wish to apply to. The amount must be at least equal to ONE Year total expenses in the USA. NPR 40-45 lakhs should be sufficient for all the Universities/Colleges. Some universities might ask for 6 months bank statement from your sponsors.
• Sponsorship Letter / Financial Declaration Form: From parents / some colleges have their own financial form and the student needs to fill it and provide the sponsor to sign it.
• Curriculum Vitae: For Graduate Students only

 

2. How much is MRV fee?

USD $160

 

3. How much is SEVIS fee for students?

USD $350

 

4. For how long is SEVIS fee valid?

SEVIS fee is valid for 1 year and you can transfer your payment from one university to another within the period.

 

5. In which bank should we pay our MRV fee?

MRV fee can be paid from Nepal Investment Bank.

 

6. In which bank should we pay our SEVIS fee?

SEVIS fee can be paid from any commercial A bank but make sure to ask the bank first.

 

7. What is the process after getting I 20 for studying in the USA from Nepal?

• After getting I 20, firstly review your I 20 carefully and in case for any mistakes inform your university without any delay.
• Fill out DS-160 form.
• Create a CGI log in id on the US Embassy Nepal Portal
• Make a payment of MRV fee to activate CGI id
• Schedule for visa interview by logging in CGI portal
• Pay SEVIS fee to confirm your booked date (Make payment of SEVIS fee at least 1 week before the interview)
• Prepare well for the interview
• Reach embassy in scheduled date and rock the interview

 

 

8. Which documents should we carry while going for student visa interview?

• Valid Passport
• Printed DS-160 form
• Appointment letter
• 2*2 passport size photos (2 copies)
• Academic Transcripts
• English Proficiency Test score
• I 20 issued by college