Study in the United States

Study in the
United States

Some of the world's top-ranked universities, cutting-edge research and a unique campus life. The United States remains the benchmark for a degree that opens doors everywhere.

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Processing time: 3 to 6 months for the F-1 visa Fall intake applications open in November

The Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco at sunset

After graduation

OPT: 12 months of work, up to 36 months in STEM fields

Why study in the United States?

Why choose the United States

From state universities to the most prestigious institutions, an unmatched range of programmes and careers.

World-class universities

More institutions in the global top 100 than any other country.

A flexible curriculum

Explore several subjects before choosing your major.

Work experience

OPT lets you work 12 months after graduating, 36 months in STEM fields.

Scholarships and aid

Merit, athletic or need-based scholarships to reduce the cost of your studies.

Cutting-edge research

Laboratories and resources that attract the world's best researchers.

Campus life

On-campus housing, clubs, sports and an international community from day one.

Programmes and pathways

How to study in the United States

Several types of programmes depending on your level, budget and project.

Undergraduate

Bachelor's (4 years)

Apply through Common App or directly to universities. The SAT or ACT may be required.

General education then specialisation
On-campus work allowed (20 h/week)
OPT after graduation

Master's and PhD

Graduate studies

Research or professional programmes, with possible funding through assistantships.

GRE or GMAT sometimes required
PhDs often funded
STEM OPT extension up to 36 months

Community college

Associate degree (2 years)

A more affordable entry point, with smaller classes and the option to transfer to a university.

Lower fees
2+2 pathway to a bachelor's
Practical programmes

Language pathway

Intensive English

University-linked English programmes to reach the required level.

Conditional admission possible
Move into a degree programme once passed

Your journey

From Algeria to an American campus

F-1 visa, SEVIS, proof of funds: we handle the complexity.

01
Choosing universities
We shortlist institutions that match your profile, budget and scholarship chances.
02
Applications and essays
Personal statements, recommendations, transcripts: a strong, consistent application.
03
I-20 form and SEVIS
After admission, we guide you through the I-20, the SEVIS fee and the DS-160 form.
04
Visa interview
Mock interviews, document checklist and preparation of your proof of funds.
05
Departure and arrival
Housing, health insurance, bank and campus orientation: you arrive ready.

Frequently asked questions about studying in the United States

Allow 3 to 6 months between admission and the F-1 visa, depending on embassy appointment availability. It's best to start a year before the intake.
Yes, up to 20 hours a week on campus during term, and full time during breaks.
OPT lets you work 12 months after graduating, and up to 36 months in STEM fields. An employer can then apply for a work visa.
Costs vary widely: from a few thousand dollars a year at a community college to much more at private universities. We build a precise budget with you.
Most universities accept TOEFL, IELTS or the Duolingo English Test. We prepare you for the required test.
Yes. We support you from choosing the programme to settling in: applications, language test preparation, visa file, housing and departure. You keep the same advisor from start to finish.