Study in USA – PN Education

Advantages of Attending an American University

1. Explore Vast Academic Opportunities

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2. Improve Your Career Opportunities

Whether you ultimately want to immigrate to the United States or return to your home country, earning a degree at a university in America has the potential to expand the future career opportunities available to you.

Even if your goal is not to immigrate to the US, having the experience of studying and working in the U.S. could potentially make you a more desirable job candidate when returning to your home country, especially if you’re going to be working for a global company.

During their schooling, international students can take advantage of experiential learning, co-ops, and internships, in order to gain hands-on, real-world experience in their field of interest. Not only does this provide valuable learning opportunities, but it can help to build strong relationships with future employers, and could even convince an employer to sponsor you for a visa.

There are a number of degrees that are ‘STEM eligible’ that give international students the opportunity to stay in the U.S. for an additional two years post-graduation, beyond the standard allowance of one year, while working for a U.S.-based employer.

F-1 students with eligible science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) degrees from Student and Exchange Visitor Program certified universities have the ability to apply for optional practical training (OPT). This STEM OPT extension allows these students to stay in the United States for an additional 24 months (for a total of 36 months) to receive practical training. This training is often paid and is related to their program of study.

3. Perfect Your English

One of the best ways to become fluent in a new language is to fully immerse yourself in it, and perfecting your English skills during your time at a U.S. university can have some valuable benefits.

If you are a non-native English speaker, refining your skills can help you gain a competitive advantage in the job market, especially if you hope to work for an international organization. Having a strong knowledge of more than one language and culture can make you a valuable asset to any organization, as it demonstrates your cross-cultural communication skills.

In most cases, students must submit proof of their English proficiency to be admitted to a degree program, often in the form of official TOEFL, IELTS, or PTE exam scores. However, those who do not meet the minimum score requirements for direct entry have options available to them. For example, Northeastern University encourages these students to apply for the Global Pathways Program, which helps to improve English language skills and prepare for the students’ program of choice. Upon successful completion of Global Pathways, students are automatically enrolled in the degree program of their choice.

4. Gain a Global Perspective

In addition to the vast array of academic and career development opportunities that international students are offered in the United States, pursuing education abroad allows for immense personal development. Studying at an American university gives students the chance to expand their global network, experience new cultures, and gain a global perspective.

Studying at an American university exposes international students to different cultures that they might not have experienced otherwise. Not only are they learning in a different language and experiencing different cultural dynamics in the classroom, but life outside of the classroom is different too.

Both inside and outside of the classroom, international students are met with the views of individuals with all different backgrounds. Being able to interact with such a wide variety of viewpoints gives you the chance to consider perspectives that you may not have been exposed to otherwise.

5. Receive World-Class Student Support

While moving to a new country can feel intimidating, international students often have access to outstanding student support from their host university. From academic and career needs to personal development, American colleges and universities strive to provide students with the resources and support they need throughout this stage of their lives.

PROGRAMS	DURATION	FEE	COST OF LIVING
BACHELORS	4 YRS	$15000 +	USD 10,000+
MASTERS	2 YRS	$ 15000+	USD 10,000+

Name of The Universites

Ranking	World Rank	University	Presence Rank	Impact Rank	Openness Rank	Excellence Rank
1	1	Harvard University	1	2	1	1
2	2	Stanford University	5	3	2	3
3	3	Massachusetts Institute of Technology	2	1	4	10
4	4	University of California Berkeley	20	4	3	18
5	5	University of Washington	27	5	66	9
6	6	University of Michigan	13	9	10	8
7	8	(2) Johns Hopkins University	397	22	33	2
8	9	Columbia University New York	69	8	6	14
9	10	Cornell University	8	6	15	26
10	11	University of Pennsylvania	21	12	11	15
11	13	University of California Los Angeles UCLA	102	17	8	16
12	14	Yale University	61	10	14	23
13	15	University of Wisconsin Madison	12	15	26	37
14	16	University of California San Diego	64	27	5	21
15	17	University of Minnesota System	31	16	18	39
16	20	(2) Pennsylvania State University	69	11	37	51
17	21	Princeton University	40	7	16	90
18	22	University of Texas Austin	87	18	28	57
19	23	University of Chicago	4	21	23	60
20	24	New York University	146	24	30	42
21	25	Northwestern University	209	32	17	32
22	26	University of North Carolina Chapel Hill	72	31	25	47
23	28	University of Illinois Urbana Champaign	33	30	38	58
24	29	University of Southern California	69	25	19	64
25	30	University of Florida	54	29	31	62
26	31	Ohio State University	104	41	63	41
27	32	University of California Irvine	405	14	24	111
28	33	University of Maryland College Park	93	26	36	80
29	34	(2) California Institute of Technology Caltech	49	52	41	45
30	36	Purdue University	149	23	73	97
31	37	Carnegie Mellon University	150	20	34	141
32	38	Michigan State University	85	28	49	100
33	39	Washington University Saint Louis	218	44	29	66
34	40	University of Pittsburgh	160	48	52	56
35	44	University of Arizona	67	33	59	110
36	45	Rutgers The State University of New Jersey	152	38	47	87
37	45	Boston University	191	42	39	83
38	48	University of California San Francisco	418	88	22	29
39	49	University of Colorado Boulder	188	39	53	94
40	50	Arizona State University	105	36	35	118
41	55	Texas A&M University	182	43	56	116
42	56	Georgia Institute of Technology	225	58	45	79
43	58	University of Virginia	193	37	62	137
44	59	Vanderbilt University	280	68	48	71
45	61	University of Utah	202	50	71	113
46	65	University of California Santa Barbara	114	53	42	159
47	70	North Carolina State University	87	49	95	183
48	70	Brown University	495	57	75	151
49	74	University of Iowa	271	65	76	147
50	76	Indiana University Bloomington	395	40	110	221
51	77	Duke University	46	314	13	25
52	77	Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University	201	56	104	192
53	85	Tufts University	32	51	171	267
54	88	University of Rochester	499	82	108	188
55	89	City University of New York	155	59	122	259
56	91	Iowa State University	230	71	142	219
57	92	University of Massachusetts Amherst	288	72	101	227
58	94	University of Georgia	256	66	88	251
59	101	Oregon State University	197	63	140	278
60	102	University of Maryland Baltimore	1803	276	190	27
61	104	University of Delaware	577	45	105	361
62	107	University of Illinois Chicago	588	100	126	184
63	108	University at Buffalo	459	78	149	231
64	113	Colorado State University	581	60	136	294
65	115	Rice University	342	75	92	279
66	116	Florida State University	429	79	124	262
67	117	University of Nebraska Lincoln	78	64	213	310
68	120	University of Tennessee Knoxville	482	95	177	208
69	121	Dartmouth College	518	73	151	293
70	128	University of California Riverside	147	108	85	253
71	130	University of Miami	540	119	113	206
72	132	University of Kentucky	231	90	174	271
73	133	George Washington University	653	69	208	297
74	136	Temple University	793	101	148	239
75	137	University of Connecticut	426	107	120	242
76	138	University of California Santa Cruz	338	93	111	284
77	145	University of Kansas	490	118	212	222
78	146	University of South Florida	161	80	152	366
79	147	Georgetown University	524	61	158	399
80	148	Washington State University Pullman	462	74	186	352
81	150	University of Notre Dame	386	89	154	323
82	152	Case Western Reserve University	901	145	96	200
83	154	University of New Mexico	272	109	194	282
84	158	University of Missouri Columbia	448	94	141	346
85	168	University of Alabama Birmingham	1046	201	192	166
86	173	George Mason University	402	62	200	502
87	176	University of Cincinnati	1198	150	183	238
88	177	University of Houston	653	104	159	372
89	178	University of Oregon	219	84	173	466
90	182	Northeastern University	689	121	469	291
91	183	M D Anderson Cancer Center University of Texas	3113	390	69	109
92	190	Emory University	491	643	50	73
93	192	University of Colorado Denver	1355	347	156	136
94	195	University of Oklahoma	1012	143	313	296
95	198	Virginia Commonwealth University	929	149	237	306
96	200	Wayne State University	852	187	221	266
97	203	Stony Brook University	1023	270	89	219
98	210	Louisiana State University	670	114	265	414
99	216	University of Central Florida	590	136	205	409
100	230	Drexel University	886	132	291	408