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United States

Ivy League institutions, flexible curricula and unmatched research funding.

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Tuition
$25,000 – $75,000 / year
Living costs
$12,000 – $18,000 / year
Visa
F-1 student visa with OPT up to 3 years for STEM graduates.

Overview

United States is consistently ranked among the world's most attractive destinations for international students. With strong academic reputation, vibrant student life and clear pathways for graduates, it offers excellent value across undergraduate and postgraduate study.

Admission requirements

  • High school transcript or equivalent
  • English / local language proficiency
  • Personal statement
  • Recommendation letters
  • Valid passport

Popular programs

Business (MBA) Engineering Data Science Public Policy

Highlights

  • Top global rankings
  • Generous scholarships
  • STEM OPT extension

Application process

  1. Free consultation with a Wordly advisor
  2. University & program shortlist
  3. Document preparation & application submission
  4. Offer review & acceptance
  5. Visa application & pre-departure support

FAQs

Can I work while studying?
Most student visas allow 20 hours per week part-time work during term.
Are scholarships available?
Yes — we help identify and apply for institutional and government scholarships.
How long does the application take?
Typically 6–12 weeks from first consultation to confirmed offer.
Partner institutions

110+ US universities we work with

From Ivy-adjacent private research universities to affordable public flagships and community-college pathways — explore tuition ranges and program notes for every partner institution.

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Adelphi University logo

Adelphi University

adelphi.edu
$43,000 – $47,000
per year

Private; strong nursing and business programs.

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Alliant International University logo

Alliant International University

alliant.edu
$17,000 – $25,000
per year

Private; highly focused on psychology and education.

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American University (Washington DC) logo

American University (Washington DC)

american.edu
$53,000 – $57,000
per year

Premium tier; top-ranked for international relations.

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American University of Barbados logo

American University of Barbados

aub.edu.bb
$12,000 – $18,000
per year

Caribbean medical school; clinicals often in the USA.

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Arizona State University (ASU) logo

Arizona State University (ASU)

asu.edu
$32,000 – $37,000
per year

Public; highly innovative, large international footprint.

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Auburn University logo

Auburn University

auburn.edu
$32,000 – $36,000
per year

Public; engineering and business focus.

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Auburn University at Montgomery logo

Auburn University at Montgomery

aum.edu
$18,000 – $22,000
per year

Public; regional branch, more affordable.

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Austin College logo

Austin College

austincollege.edu
$43,000 – $47,000
per year

Private liberal arts college in Texas.

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Avila University logo

Avila University

avila.edu
$28,000 – $32,000
per year

Private Catholic university in Missouri.

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Barton College logo

Barton College

barton.edu
$34,000 – $37,000
per year

Private liberal arts in North Carolina.

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Baylor University logo

Baylor University

baylor.edu
$50,000 – $55,000
per year

Premium private tier; strong medical sciences.

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Belmont University logo

Belmont University

belmont.edu
$38,000 – $42,000
per year

Private; highly renowned for music business programs.

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California State University (System) logo

California State University (System)

calstate.edu
$17,000 – $20,000
per year

Public; highly affordable system (varies slightly by campus).

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Catholic University of America logo

Catholic University of America

catholic.edu
$51,000 – $55,000
per year

Private research university in DC.

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Cleveland State University logo

Cleveland State University

csuohio.edu
$18,000 – $22,000
per year

Public; excellent engineering and urban programs.

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Colorado State University logo

Colorado State University

colostate.edu
$31,000 – $35,000
per year

Public; top-tier research and agricultural sciences.

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DePaul University logo

DePaul University

depaul.edu
$42,000 – $46,000
per year

Private; largest Catholic university in the US (Chicago).

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Drew University logo

Drew University

drew.edu
$43,000 – $47,000
per year

Private liberal arts; located near NYC.

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Eureka College logo

Eureka College

eureka.edu
$27,000 – $31,000
per year

Private liberal arts in Illinois.

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Fairfield University logo

Fairfield University

fairfield.edu
$53,000 – $56,000
per year

Private Jesuit; strong business and nursing tracks.

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Florida Atlantic University (FAU) logo

Florida Atlantic University (FAU)

fau.edu
$17,000 – $22,000
per year

Public; highly accessible Florida state tuition.

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Florida International University (FIU) logo

Florida International University (FIU)

fiu.edu
$18,000 – $22,000
per year

Public; massive international student body in Miami.

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Florida Memorial University logo

Florida Memorial University

fmuniv.edu
$13,000 – $16,000
per year

Private HBCU; highly affordable.

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Florida Polytechnic University logo

Florida Polytechnic University

floridapoly.edu
$21,000 – $25,000
per year

Public; strictly STEM-focused institution.

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