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Studying in the USA

Why USA

With more than one million international students, the United States (US)  is the world’s most popular destination for studying abroad. Here are the top reasons to study in the US to help you achieve your goals.

Approximately half of the best global universities are located in the US, according to the 2023 U.S. News & World Report. From undergraduate studies to the PhD-level programs, the universities in the US offer top-ranked academic opportunities across all disciplines. In the US, students can choose from more than 4,000 universities. Every university is unique and has something special to offer, from first-class academics to international-friendly programs.

Another strong advantage to the US universities is the flexibility they offer students to select their majors, and to explore their interests before fully committing to an academic degree program. The US universities give the time and space to students to make their choice.

Additionally, the US universities offer general education courses that students to take a wide variety of courses and to gain exposure to different specializations. Many university programs also enable students to explore multiple academic subjects concurrently.

With its wide variety of cultures, university choices, degree options, lifestyles, and cities, the US offers unparalleled benefits to all types of students, no matter where they are from or which major they choose.

Benefits of Studying in the US

A US university degree covers outstanding academics, of course, but also provides personal and professional growth, too. International students in the US benefit from:

Inherit the Prestige of an American Degree — The US is still the best choice for international students and this is largely because of the prestige of having a US-certified university degree. Higher Education programs in the US are known for their exceptional standards of quality in terms of learning experiences, intellectual rigor, and innovative practices.

Real-world working experience — When you enroll at a US university, you may be able to work at one or more internships and connect with top employers. Many degree programs require an internship or co-op in order to graduate, which can build your network and provide future opportunities.

Career prospects — With a US degree, you can stand out to employers as your degree represents the knowledge and experiences you have gained while studying. Your degree helps you access rewarding careers in the US or anywhere in the world. The US universities regularly hold career fairs and often host career workshops with guest speakers from prominent industries. These events connect you with industry experts who can be valuable contacts in your professional network.

Cutting-edge facilities — the US universities have highly advanced research laboratories, workshops, and more, which allow you to take part in groundbreaking research and create innovative new products.

Multicultural experiences — The US is home to people from all over the world, each with their own unique cultures and traditions. While studying in the US, you have the chance to live, work, and learn with diverse groups of people, giving you valuable teamwork experience that employers value in an increasingly globalized world.

Experience American Culture Firsthand

Studying at a US university or college gives you the chance to pursue a world-class degree in a flexible learning environment that helps you work toward your goals.

Having the freedom to try new experiences may be just one reason why you want to study in the US. As an international student on an American college campus, you can:

Join study groups

Study groups can not only build lifelong friends, but also help you improve in class. Studying in groups allows for the exchange of ideas, which can lead to faster learning and the development of personal skills. Being part of a motivated study group can improve performance on tests and reduce anxiety,

Discover favorite activities, old and new

Discover all the sights and sounds of your new home by visiting local landmarks, restaurants, and more! Cheer for your university’s sports team with your friends, try out hobbies like hiking, rock climbing, or cooking, or participate in intramural sports competitions.

Spend time with friends

At an internationally friendly campus in the US, your new friends will come from countries around the world. With your new campus community, you’ll truly feel like a global citizen. Being surrounded by students from various countries enhances your exposure to different cultures, languages, and traditions.

Enjoy Being Independent and Self Reliant

As an international student in the US, you typically will live away from your family. While this can be challenging when you first arrive, it is a valuable experience that helps you become independent and gives you the room to grow as a self-reliant individual.

You are responsible for maintaining your own schedule and activities throughout the day, including attending classes, keeping track of your assignments and coursework, and meeting deadlines. You’ll learn personal responsibility and accountability, and how to manage your workloads to make sure you complete your work on time.

Your independence also gives you the freedom to live the life you choose! It is up to you to decide how to spend your free time and what you like to do, and this helps you grow as a person.

Embrace the Challenge

As an international student, you'll gain independence living away from family.

Take Charge of Your Time

Manage your schedule, classes, assignments, and deadlines.

Build Responsibility

Accountability and time management for on-time work completion.

Freedom to Explore

Enjoy free time, make choices, live the life you choose, discover who you are.

Engaging Professors and Faculty

Professors at US universities use a wide range of teaching styles, depending on the professor, subject matter, and whether the course is graduate or undergraduate.

Some professors prefer a more instructional approach focusing on lectures and in-class work. Other professors may take a more hands-on approach and teach you via examples, personal experiences, or class activities.

Your professors are also ready to support you outside of the classroom, and you can speak to them during their office hours when you need to ask a question or want to learn more. Many professors also have teaching assistants (TAs) who you can also contact for support. TAs work closely with their professors and can often answer your question if your professor is busy.

You may also find it helpful to form study groups with other students in your class. This helps you learn new approaches to your subjects, while offering your own experience and knowledge to help other students. It can also be a great opportunity to make new friends!

Varied Teaching Styles

US Professors use different approaches: Lectures, Activities, Examples to help navigate the grind

Support Beyond the Classroom

Professors hold office hours and have TAs to answer your questions.

Teamwork Makes the Dream Work

Form study groups to learn, share knowledge, and make friends.

Build Your Future with a STEM Degree

Talk to a USECS advisor about top-ranked schools and STEM degree programs for international students.

In-demand skills, high earnings, and career flexibility start with STEM programs

Are you looking to study at a university in the US? Science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) programs offer skills that will qualify you for lucrative, high-growth careers and put you in demand with top employers around the world. And the best news: USECS are eager to enroll international students looking to pursue STEM programs.

Looking Beyond Computer Science...

Many students automatically think STEM = computer science. But that’s just the start! There are so many amazing fields – and careers – that can be categorized as STEM (and also qualify for extended OPT). Check out a few STEM degree program possibilities for international students and get inspired. Reach out to a USECS counselor at any time to learn more and get personalized recommendations for which STEM programs are the best fit for you!

Aeronautical engineering:

Learn how to design, build, test, and analyze military and/or commercial aircraft and aircraft parts with an aeronautical engineering degree. This discipline encompasses a wide range of sub-fields such as aerodynamics, avionics, materials science, propulsion, and structural analysis.

Artificial intelligence (AI):

Combine technology and engineering to create automated software with human-like intelligence. Programs focus on coding, algorithms, data analysis, machine learning, and robotics. AI is crucial for interpreting and sorting data at scale, solving complex problems, and automating tasks simultaneously. It enhances user experiences in smartphones, online platforms, and vehicles, and plays a significant role in industries like healthcare, manufacturing, and education. AI also aids in fraud detection.

Information systems management:

Study the theories behind computer science and information technology, combined with management and business, to earn a degree that focuses on the connected relationships between people, technology, and organizations.

Cyber security:

Protect sensitive information online – and find work in nearly every industry – by learning how to protect applications, networks, and operations; create and implement user education security plans; and recover from disasters. A comprehensive cyber security strategy involves multiple layers of protection and emphasizes the importance of training employees on security processes and using tools like unified threat management systems to detect, isolate, and remediate potential threats

Civil engineering:

Shape the landscape of cities and countries, often through infrastructure, by studying how to build and maintain roads, bridges, dams, airports, and more. Civil engineers' pivotal role is in ensuring that communities have the necessary infrastructure for daily life and public services.

Average Yearly Salary from different IT positions in the US (US Dollars)

IT Position
Salary

AI Developer: 

$129,348

Software Developer: 

$127,260

Cloud Engineer: 

$124382

Data Scientist: 

$124330

Network security engineer:  

$107,319

Database developer: 

$103,012

Inherit the Prestige of an American Degree

The US is still the best choice for international students and this is largely because of the prestige of having a US-certified university degree. Higher study programs in the US are known for their exceptional standard of quality in terms of learning experiences, intellectual rigor, and innovative practices.

With a US degree, you can stand out to employers as your degree represents the knowledge and experiences you have gained while studying. Your degree helps you access rewarding careers in the US or anywhere in the world.

Participate In Groundbreaking Research

US universities and colleges often have highly advanced research facilities for faculty, staff, visiting experts, and students. Some also have specially built laboratories dedicated for student course work. As a research student or researcher, you will work together with university faculty and can even work with national research organizations. For example, many Cleveland State University students are able to intern at the NASA Glenn Research Center every year.

Conducting research is a strong focus at many US universities, and some even grant special scholarships or admission offers if you plan to pursue a career in research after graduation. Funded research topics can include neuroscience, climate change, artificial intelligence, virtual reality, and much more.

Exceptional Support System for International Students

International students can work on campus, get internships with businesses off campus, and hold research and training positions as graduate students. Internationally friendly studies programs — like USECS’s exclusive Career Accelerator — have career counselors experienced in helping study abroad students like you find your first internship and Optional Practical Training (OPT) or Curricular Practical Training (CPT) work experience positions.

Additionally, many internationally friendly universities offer specialized courses to help international students like you adapt to college life and learn more about American culture. You will learn firsthand about American traditions, American cuisine, and maybe even get to take a field trip, attend sporting events, or visit historical sites.

Counselors and support staff at the international student services office are experts at helping international students navigate university life. When you enroll through USECS, you get access to a suite of support services and additional programs. Our advisors help you understand the application process, handle visa questions, and find housing. After you’ve arrived on campus, they can guide you through orientation, class registration, and help you with tutoring services, culture shock, and other academic support.

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