FOREIGN MIGRATIONFOR INTERNATIONAL EDUCATION

Study in United States from Pakistan

The widest choice of universities, programmes and research. The United States offers the largest range of universities and programmes anywhere. Its flexible degree structures, strong research culture and funding options such as assistantships make it a top choice for ambitious students.

Main intakesFall (August to September), Spring (January)
Tuition (indicative)$20,000 to $55,000+ a year
Typical lengthBachelor's 4 yrs, Master's 1 to 2 yrs
TestsTOEFL, IELTS or Duolingo; some programmes ask for SAT, GRE or GMAT

Why study in United States?

  • Flexible degrees. Bachelor's programmes let you explore subjects before choosing a major, and many universities allow you to combine subjects.
  • Research and STEM strength. World-leading labs and industry links in computer science, engineering, life sciences and business.
  • Funding opportunities. Merit scholarships, teaching and research assistantships and campus jobs can offset part of the cost, especially at postgraduate level.
  • Career networks. Large alumni networks and internship culture that help you build experience during your studies.

Undergraduate, postgraduate and pathway programmes

Foreign Migration guides students into United States at every level of study, not only postgraduate degrees:

Undergraduate

Four-year bachelor's degrees with a flexible credit system, letting you explore subjects broadly before declaring a major in your second year.

Postgraduate

One to two-year master's degrees, often with funded teaching or research assistantship options that can offset tuition costs.

Pathway & foundation

Intensive English programmes and university foundation or bridge programmes help students meet direct-entry English and academic requirements.

Popular fields of study

Computer scienceEngineeringBusiness and MBALife sciencesPublic healthArts and humanities

Partner and popular universities (40+)

We work with, and regularly guide applications to, universities including:

ASUArizona State University logoArizona State University
UOBUniversity of Bridgeport logoUniversity of Bridgeport
SNHSouthern New Hampshire University logoSouthern New Hampshire University
UOIUniversity of Illinois Springfield logoUniversity of Illinois Springfield
NUNorthwood University logoNorthwood University
LULindenwood University logoLindenwood University
UOCUniversity of Central Missouri logoUniversity of Central Missouri
UODUniversity of Dayton logoUniversity of Dayton
UOAUniversity of Alabama at Birmingham logoUniversity of Alabama at Birmingham
SHUSacred Heart University logoSacred Heart University
UOTUniversity of the Pacific logoUniversity of the Pacific
IIOIllinois Institute of Technology logoIllinois Institute of Technology
UOMUniversity of Massachusetts Boston logoUniversity of Massachusetts Boston
UOTUniversity of Texas at Dallas logoUniversity of Texas at Dallas
UOCUniversity of Cincinnati logoUniversity of Cincinnati
SIOStevens Institute of Technology logoStevens Institute of Technology
UOSUniversity of South Florida logoUniversity of South Florida
DUDrexel University logoDrexel University
UOTUniversity of Tulsa logoUniversity of Tulsa
NYINew York Institute of Technology logoNew York Institute of Technology
UONUniversity of North Texas logoUniversity of North Texas
WSUWright State University logoWright State University
UONUniversity of New Haven logoUniversity of New Haven
RIORochester Institute of Technology logoRochester Institute of Technology
UABUniversity at Buffalo logoUniversity at Buffalo
UOKUniversity of Kansas logoUniversity of Kansas
KSUKent State University logoKent State University
TAUTexas A&M University logoTexas A&M University
UOMUniversity of Missouri logoUniversity of Missouri
CSUColorado State University logoColorado State University
UOTUniversity of Toledo logoUniversity of Toledo
SIUSouthern Illinois University logoSouthern Illinois University
UONUniversity of Nebraska-Lincoln logoUniversity of Nebraska-Lincoln
UOTUniversity of Texas at Arlington logoUniversity of Texas at Arlington
PSUPortland State University logoPortland State University
UOAUniversity of Alabama in Huntsville logoUniversity of Alabama in Huntsville
WSUWayne State University logoWayne State University
UONUniversity of North Carolina at Charlotte logoUniversity of North Carolina at Charlotte
OSUOklahoma State University logoOklahoma State University
SJSSan Jose State University logoSan Jose State University

University names above are shown for information only, to illustrate the range of institutions we work with in United States; it is not an exclusive or complete list, and inclusion does not itself guarantee admission. Each university's own logo is used to identify it wherever we have the logo file on file; others show as initials until a logo is added. Entry requirements and available scholarships vary by university and we confirm current options for your profile at your consultation.

Typical admission requirements

  • Academic transcripts and degree certificates
  • Standardised test scores where required (SAT, GRE or GMAT)
  • English test score (TOEFL, IELTS or Duolingo)
  • Statement of purpose and two to three recommendation letters
  • Updated CV or resume
  • Form I-20 issued by the university after admission
  • Proof of funds for the first year
  • Visa interview at the US embassy or consulate

Working while you study and after

On-campus jobs are usually allowed during study. Practical training options such as CPT and OPT may be available to eligible students. Rules can change, so we verify current conditions at your consultation.

The student visa journey

  1. Apply and receive admissionSubmit applications with your test scores, statement and recommendations, then accept an offer.
  2. Get your I-20After you show funding, the university issues the I-20 form needed for the visa.
  3. Pay the SEVIS fee and complete DS-160Pay the required fees and fill out the online visa application carefully.
  4. Book and prepare for the interviewSchedule your visa interview and practise answers about your study plan, funding and ties to home.
  5. Attend and wait for the decisionBring the required documents to your interview and follow the embassy's instructions.

Popular study cities

Boston, New York, Chicago, Austin, Seattle and San Francisco Bay Area.

How Foreign Migration helps you study in United States

We shortlist universities and courses that match your grades and budget, prepare and submit your applications, search scholarships, check your visa file page by page and support you until you arrive. Your first consultation is free.

Fees, intakes and visa rules change regularly and differ between institutions. Always confirm the latest details with the university and the official immigration website. We verify current requirements for you at your consultation.

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