Study Abroad in USA

• Tuition fee ranges between US$ 6,000 and US$ 55,000 according to the universities, courses and the cities.
• The institutions in the USA are classified into Public, State and Private
• Repayment of Education Loan starts only after the course is completed.
• Living Expenses in USA for each 1 year period USD: 750000

• There are scholarships offered for under graduate or postgraduate studies.

Students can approach THE IMMACULATE counsellors to make sure the required documents are sent before the deadlines.

• Fellowships & Grants
• Need based aid
• Scholarships / Tuition Waivers
• Teaching Assistantships
• Athletic Scholarships
• Administrative / Residence Assistantships
• Research Assistantships

• Part-time Work while studying
• Job Search Visa (Guaranteed) after course with stay back option with the new US Immigration Rules.
• English Requirement TOEFL or IELTS is suggested to clear the visa application.

If a student wants to further his / her studies, then he/she can take a Master’s Degree with 2 additional years or a Doctorate (1 – 4 additional years) in an incredible number of disciplines.

• Attested copies of mark sheets of Standard 10, 12 and Bachelors degree (as applicable)
• At least, 2 Academic Reference Letters from professors who have taught you in the home country
• If you have work experience, 2 Letters of Recommendation from your employer / manager
• Statement of Purpose
• Resume
• Photocopies of score reports – GMAT GRE TOEFL IELTS PTE (whichever is applicable)
• Portfolio ( for students applying for Art and Design courses, and Architecture courses)

• Student visas issued by USA are of two categories.
• Category ‘F’ is for students who attend school, college, university or other academic institutions which also includes language programs.
• Category ‘M’ is for vocational and non-academic programs.

• Approach a counsellor at THE IMMACULATE for USA study process
• Fill out applications for universities
• Get trained for TOEFL or IELTS and SAT, GRE, GMAT (whichever is applicable)
• Receive your i20 document
• Fill the DS 160 form; book the visa interview
• Education Loans, Visa, Forex and Flight ticket can be availed from THE IMMACULATE.
• Attend the visa interview.
• Collect your Passport and fly to the USA.

• Healthcare is an expensive affair in the USA. Unfortunately, if you fall sick, you will have to pay a huge cost on treatment. Therefore, you need to be covered by insurance.
• Though International students on F1 visa are not mandated by the government to have a health cover, the school you are enrolling in, would require it. Thereby it is recommended that you purchase one.

• All the highly recognised institutions are situated evenly across the US. Every state in the country has renowned institutions to boast in this land of opportunities. Cities like Boston, New York, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Chicago and Atlanta are featured in the top 100 QS best student cities. These cities offer international exposure, opportunities to engage with industries while studying and valuable professional connections, etc.
• The United States is so diversified with a multicultural environment that lets students experience many cultures and a lifestyle which will help them evolve as a global citizen. Boston known as the student capital of the US, where 20% of students are from overseas is home to a happy student community. Like any other country, each city has different living costs, and if students plan their stay and lifestyle accordingly, the study experience in the US would be very enjoyable and enriching.

Visa Types & Application Fee Amounts

• Book airline tickets with THE IMMACULATE s Travel Services ( ISSUE TICKET)
• Arrange accommodation in USA, you can seek our assistance
• Arrange transportation to/from the airport to home in New Zealand, assisted by us.
• Arrange your banking requirements
• Check baggage & customs limitations
• Clear all paperwork with the home educational institution
• Get documents in order & make photocopies to carry with your baggage and store one set at home, which may include: Passport / Airline tickets / Travel Insurance certificate / Letter of Acceptance (LOR) by the educational institution/ Important addresses and phone numbers / A bank statement showing proof of funds / Prescriptions for any medication you are carrying / Medical records / Academic history and university transcripts

• Orientation week is compulsory for international students. Hence ensure that you arrive in the country on time. You will be introduced to the university and the services offered, also to enroll in your class.