overview

The Finest Education in the World

Graduate education in the United States is a major personal, intellectual, social, emotional, and financial investment. Students have the opportunity to work with the finest minds in their field of study, and the chance to be involved with exclusive research and educational opportunities.

Bachelor's degree

You should have or be about to complete a bachelor's degree when you apply for this program.

Good academic record

The better your academic record, the higher your chance of obtaining admission to, and financial support for, the schools you have chosen.

Test scores

It is mandatory that you provide proof of English proficiency (TOEFL or IELTS) and a graduate entrance exam score (GRE or GMAT).

Timeline

12-24 months

prior to U.S. study

Research graduate programs.

12-18 months

prior to U.S. study

10-12 months

prior to U.S. study

Complete your application
and prepare your application package.

3-9 months

prior to U.S. study

Arrange financing for your studies.

2-5 months

prior to U.S. study

Apply for your student visa.

1-3 months

prior to U.S. study

Prepare for your departure.

FAQ

Is financial support available for international students?

Yes. Qualified graduate students are able to receive this.
How do I apply for an assistantship or fellowship?

Teaching and research assistantships are generally offered by your chosen program. Some programs may require a separate application, while others consider you for this when you complete the initial application for admission.
Is the GRE or GMAT required for graduate admission?

Yes. Most graduate programs require GRE or GMAT testing.
Is the TOEFL or IELTS required for graduate admission?

Yes. Most universities require a TOEFL or IELTS score, unless you have a bachelor's, graduate, or professional degree from a U.S. institution.