A US education is valued worldwide, and the flexible system lets you choose a path that fits your budget: start at a community college and transfer, or go straight into a bachelor’s or master’s program.
We shortlist schools, prepare essays and documents, help you win scholarships and obtain your I-20, and then the F-1 visa.
What we do
- Shortlisting universities and colleges within budget
- Essays, motivation letters and recommendations
- Applications via university portals and Common App
- Finding scholarships and discounts
- Obtaining the I-20 and paying SEVIS
- DS-160 and F-1 visa interview preparation
Study options
- Bachelor’s — 4 years, the first two include general education.
- Community college — 2 years, lower cost, then transfer to a university.
- Master’s — 1–2 years, requires a bachelor’s degree.
- Language programs — intensive English before your main studies.
Scholarships
Most scholarships for international students come from universities themselves — for grades, test scores and achievements. A strong essay and a well-chosen list of schools make a real difference to the discount you receive.
Documents you need
- Passport
- School certificate/diploma with grades and translation
- TOEFL, IELTS or Duolingo certificate
- Essays and recommendation letters
- Proof of funds (bank statement / sponsor)
- For the visa: I-20, SEVIS receipt, DS-160
How we work
Strategy
We assess your profile and build a list of schools.
Essays and documents
We write essays and collect recommendations and documents.
Applications
We apply and track deadlines.
Admission and I-20
We choose the best offer and obtain the I-20.
F-1 visa
DS-160, SEVIS, interview preparation.
FAQ
Can I study in the USA for free?
Full scholarships exist but are extremely competitive. It is more realistic to aim for partial scholarships and choose schools that are generous to international students.
Do I need the SAT?
Many universities are test-optional, but a good score can help with scholarships. We decide based on your profile.
Can I work while studying?
F-1 students can work on campus with an hour limit. Off-campus work is only possible with special authorization.