What to consider
- A wide range of academic and vocational programs
- Research, campus and course choices across many states
- Scholarships and funding considered during planning
Study in the USA
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Your application journey
- Clarify your subject, level, budget and intake
- Shortlist suitable institutions and prepare applications
- Review admission requirements and required records
- After an offer, prepare for the relevant student visa process
Student visa and entry requirements
Students generally need an F or M visa, depending on the course and school type. First apply to a Student and Exchange Visitor Program (SEVP)-approved school. If accepted, the school registers you in SEVIS and issues Form I-20. Follow current U.S. Department of State instructions for your location.
Official sources: U.S. Department of State: Student Visa ↗
Visa guidance reviewed 2026-10-08. Immigration and institutional rules can change; always confirm the requirements that apply to you with the official authority and institution.
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