Study in U.S.A

Post-secondary education in the United States is widespread and diverse. There are approximately 9,000 post-secondary institutions in the United States. This total includes over 4,000 degree-granting institutions, such as colleges, universities and community colleges, and over 5,000 non-degree-granting institutions all which provide specific vocational, technical and career training programs.
Colleges and Universities

There are more than 600 public and 1,700 private, four-year colleges and universities in the United States. The academic titles awarded by these institutions include Undergraduate degrees such as Bachelor’s degrees and Graduate degrees such as the Master's degree and the Doctorate U.S. Degree.  These titles are not governed by National Laws, hence Colleges and Universities exercise wide discretion in the nomenclature they use for degrees and program requirements for graduation. Accrediting associations may exert some influence on degree titles, as do the labor market and the professional Academic community.

Undergraduate Degrees:

The basic Undergraduate degree in the United States is the Bachelor's degree. It generally requires four or more years of full-time study.
Graduate Degrees:
Graduate degrees include the Master's degree in Arts (M.A.), Master’s degree in Science (M.Sc.) Science, Master’s degree in Business Administration (MBA) which usually requires one to two years of full-time study beyond the bachelor's degree. The Research Doctorate degree (Ph.D. or equivalent) usually requires a minimum of five to seven years beyond the bachelor's. However, the total time required can vary significantly depending on the institution, student and field of study.
Education and training for professional occupations can take place at the Undergraduate or Graduate level. For example, Engineering and Engineering technology fields, Nursing and Accounting generally require an Undergraduate degree. And Architecture and Teacher education require a Bachelor's or a Master's degree depending on the entry point.  A professional degree following a prior undergraduate degree is required to become a Physician, Dentist or Attorney.
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General Admission Requirements

Regardless of your place of residence, all students are free to apply for admission to Higher Education Institutions located anywhere in the United States. However, tuition and fees at public Universities are generally higher for out-of-state residents and International students. Although a number of factors are weighed when an institution considers a student for admission, decisions generally take into account the following:
•    Success in appropriate Secondary school coursework (e.g., types of courses taken and grade point average)
•    Scores on Standardized tests, which are designed to determine a student's aptitude for success in Post-Secondary education (e.g., Scholastic Aptitude Test [SAT])
•    Recommendation letters from teachers and others
•    Student-written essays
•    Demonstration of leadership potential and participation in extracurricular activities (e.g. Student Government, School newspapers, Sports teams, Clubs, Artistic activities and Voluntary work in the community).

Admission Requirements for Undergraduate Studies
•    Five credits O/level including Math & English. Languages and Religious subjects are not inclusive.
•    Notarized copy of Results (Photocopies)
•    Transcripts from SS1 to SS3 (Secondary School/ High School transcripts)
•    TOEFL/SAT/IELTS
Admission Requirements for Graduates
•    Five credits O/level including Math & English. Languages and Religious subjects are not inclusive.
•    Notarized copy of Results (Photocopies)
•    1 Letter of Interest
•    3 Letters of Recommendation
•    Original transcripts form College, Polytechnic, and University
•    GMAT (Mainly applicable to MBA students)
•    GRE  (Mainly applicable to Arts and Science students)
Mode of Entry
•    Fall Semester – September
•    Winter Semester – January
•    Spring Semester – May
•    Summer Semester – June

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