Study Master's/MS in USA

• Computer Science Master's Degree
• Cybersecurity Master’s Degree
• Master of Science in Data Science
• Master's Degree in Psychology
• Master of Science in Power Engineering
• Wireless Communications Master's Degree
• Master of Science in Game Design and Development
• Master's Degree in Pharmacy
• Biotechnology Master's Degree
• Master of Science in Life Sciences
• Petroleum Engineering Master's Degree

Students at US universities have access to readily available help with everything from academics and accommodation to visa extensions, scholarships, and internship opportunities. Colleges do everything they can to make the transition to the United States as smooth as possible for students from all parts of the world.

Most American institutions have a designated international student office to carry out administrative processes pertaining to students coming from other countries, as well as to address their queries and concerns. You can contact them freely with any questions you may have about academics, social life in the US, questions about your program or the university, or any logistical concerns.

The cost of an MS in the United States is determined by a number of factors that vary significantly depending on the specific subject(for example, an MS in Engineering Management will cost more than an MS in Chemistry), reputation of the university, location (town or suburb), and a variety of other factors. Furthermore, while tuition is a significant component of the fees, other vital expenses include lodging, travel and transportation, insurance, utilities, books and stationery, meals, and so on.

The first reason for the high demand for master's in the United States is that the country is home to some of the world's greatest colleges. These institutions offer a diverse range of high-quality degrees and programs.

According to the QS World University Rankings, the United States is home to five of the top ten institutions in the world. These are the following:

1. Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)
2. Stanford University
3. Harvard University
4. California Institute of Technology (Caltech)
5. University of Chicago

The Graduate Record Examination (GRE): It is the first step in your journey. A GRE score is required for the vast majority of master's degree programs.

Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL): In the United States, English is the predominant language. This test determines if you are qualified to pursue a master's degree in the United States. A minimum TOEFL score of 80 is typically required to apply to master’s programs in the US, but this figure varies.

The Graduate Management Admission Test (GMAT): It is a test for students who wish to pursue an MBA abroad. Your GMAT score is a crucial component of your application.

The International English Language Testing System (IELTS): It is used by the majority of colleges and institutions in the United States. The IELTS score requirement varies depending on the university you are applying to, but a minimum score of 6.5-7 is recommended.

Most international students in USA hold the US non-immigrant student F-1 visa that permits them to work in the country after finishing their studies (under OPT or Optional Practical Training) depending on the course, subject to certain guidelines and restrictions. Once the F-1 visa extension is over, international students can apply for an H-1B visa that allows them to reside in the country for work. With an H-1B visa, students can live and work in the USA for up to 6 years, after which they can apply for a green card to get permanent US residency.