Whether you’re a recent high school graduate aiming for an undergraduate degree or a Bachelor’s graduate preparing for your master’s, the Spring semester—starting in January 2026—gives you a flexible, timely way to begin your academic journey in the United States …
Deciding on a college major in the United States is a significant step after high school. The U.S. higher education system offers diverse academic programs, each leading to unique career paths. This blog aims to provide clear, actionable insights to …
If you are planning to build your future in tech, there is a good chance the United States has crossed your mind. With some of the world’s most advanced research, practical learning environments, and strong links to the biggest names …
Despite rapid globalization, the United States still remains one of the leading destinations for higher education in the world offering an excellent academic structure, cutting-edge research, and global career opportunities. Still, getting admitted to a US institution, particularly as an …
Choosing to study in the United States is a life-changing decision. One of the most critical choices international students must make is selecting a major—STEM or Non-STEM. While personal interests and career goals play a central role, this decision also …
Planning to study in the USA soon? If yes, here’s something new you need to know. The U.S. government has recently made a change in how they process student visas. It’s about your social media. Since June 18, 2025, students …
To be eligible to study in a University or College in the United States, an applicant who is a citizen of foreign country must obtain a student visa from the Visa Consulate/Embassy of the United States from nearby location. A student …
Looking for a post-study work visa to gain hands-on experience after graduation in the U.S.? F-1 students can gain work experience in the US by engaging in two types of practical training (Curricular Practical Training and Optional Practical Training) during …
According to the U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS), STEM programs consist of four key fields: Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics. These fields focus on creativity, innovation, problem-solving, and critical thinking. The DHS maintains the STEM Designated Degree Program List, …
It is not easy to gain admission into an elite American university. It is competitive. Everyone wants to be in it. Therefore, you need to be different from all others just by getting good grades and being aware of what …