Applying To Schools
U.S. universities adapt to help international students
With a public health crisis reshaping the new academic year, U.S. universities are offering expanded resources to help international students thrive.
Tips from an expert: Navigating a U.S. university
An EducationUSA adviser tells you what's most important to get a college education in the U.S. and what her own U.S. education was like.
Students with disabilities excel at American universities
At American universities, students with disabilities get accommodation and support in addition to access to great academics.
U.S.-affiliated university in Vietnam welcomes its first students
By giving its students the tools to tackle 21st-century problems, Fulbright University Vietnam hopes to produce the next generation of Vietnam's leaders.
U.S. universities deliver at worldwide branches
Getting an American-style education outside the U.S. is now a little bit easier, thanks to the growing number of international branch campuses.
At U.S. colleges, African students shape their future
As the number of students in sub-Saharan Africa seeking university degrees continues to rise, more students look to the United States for a college experience.
Community colleges are springboards, even for big shots
America's unique community colleges have propelled Americans to fame and fortune in many fields, from Hollywood to space to the frontiers of science.
International students a boon for U.S. universities — and vice versa
International student enrollments at U.S. colleges broke 1 million again. Both the students and the schools benefit from their relationships.
Two-year colleges open new worlds for students
Almost 100,000 international students attend U.S. two-year colleges, where they can learn English and get credits to apply toward four-year college degrees.