Bachelor studies in USA

Studying Bachelor studies in the USA will give you opportunity to gain quality high education, knowledge and skills through one of the best education systems in the world.

Benefits of Bachelor studies in the USA

Diplomas and qualifications are respected worldwide
Modern teaching methods, diversity and flexibility of study programs
With (F) student visa you will have the opportunity to work part-time jobs (up to 20 hours a week) on campus during the semesters and full-time during breaks
After completed Bachelor studies you have an opportunity to continue your education by enrolling in postgraduate studies and to extend your student visa
During studies or after you graduate you can extend your (F) student visa by applying for Practical Learning (OPT or CPT) relevant to your study field
If you meet certain conditions, after this you can submit an application for (H1-B) temporary work visa

Important information and conditions for bachelor studies in USA

Course commencement

The academic year in the USA starts n September and January. September intake is considered as main intake and the offer of programs is largest for this intake.

System of undergraduate studies in the USA functions through 2 types of programs: 2-years and 4-years programs. Two years programs are offered at so called community colleges, there are more than thousand of these in the USA. Four years programs are offered at more than 2 thousands colleges and universities in the USA.

Tuition fees for Bachelor studies

Tuition fees for Bachelor studies in the USA depend on type of the program, study field and institution. At public community colleges tuition fees start at 5.000USD par year, while at universities at 25.000USD.

Enrollment conditions

Enrollment conditions for Bachelor studies in the USA are completed secondary education and passed some of the internationally recognized English language tests (TOEFL, IELTS..). The average score required depends on the study field, program and institution. Beside these two conditions some institutions may require passed SAT (I or II) or ACT test.

Study options

English courses