Study in the United States

Get accepted to top universities in the USA with expert admissions support.

Fill in the form below

We will get back to you within 15 minutes to answer all your questions and clear up any doubts. The consultation is free and non-binding!

Edunade — 2,000+ submitted applications, 6 years of experience

Please select at least one option.

Please select at least one option.

By submitting this form, you agree to the processing of your personal data for contact purposes.

Study in the United States
Edunade mentor

Why study in the USA?

The United States is home to 8 of the world's top 20 universities and over 4,000 accredited colleges. From Harvard and MIT to large public campuses, US universities combine academic flexibility with global employability.

Unlike the UK's 3-year single-subject degree, US bachelor's programmes are typically 4 years and let students explore before declaring a major. International students also benefit from campus life, scholarships, and post-study work through OPT.

Whether you are applying via the Common App with Polish Matura, IB, or A Levels, the US offers exceptional programmes in STEM, business, arts, and the humanities — at times with generous need-based aid for admitted students.

Book a Free Consultation

Why the USA stands out

Four reasons international students choose American universities, and how we help you get there.

World-class education

Home to Harvard, MIT, Stanford, the Ivy League, and elite publics like UC Berkeley and UCLA.

Career opportunities

OPT allows 12 months of US work after graduation (36 months for STEM).

Academic exploration

The opportunity to explore various interests before declaring a major allows for a comprehensive learning path.

Student life

Campus sports, huge student communities, and cities from New York to California.

Leading universities in the USA

Harvard University logo

Harvard University

The world's most recognized university brand, with generous need-based aid for admitted students.

Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) logo

Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)

A world leader in engineering, computer science, and technology.

Stanford University logo

Stanford University

Silicon Valley's home university, known for entrepreneurship and tech.

Princeton University logo

Princeton University

An Ivy League university with an elite liberal-arts education and small class sizes.

University of California, Berkeley logo

University of California, Berkeley

A top public research university, strong in STEM and the social sciences.

New York University (NYU) logo

New York University (NYU)

A globally connected university in Manhattan, renowned for business (Stern) and the arts (Tisch).

Key information for studying in the USA

Most undergraduate applications go through the Common App, which opens on 1 August. Early Decision and Early Action typically close around 1 November; Regular Decision is usually 1–15 January. The University of California system uses its own application, with a deadline of 30 November. We track every deadline for your shortlist and make sure documents are ready well in advance.

US university application deadlines

For US undergraduate degrees, international students should typically budget from around $32,000 per year at public universities to $90,000–100,000 total cost of attendance at Ivy League schools. Private university tuition is often around $45,000 per year. These are sticker prices for tuition and attendance, not what every family pays — need-based aid at top private schools often brings the net cost much lower.

Tuition fees in the USA

Living costs vary by city. Major cities such as New York, Boston, or Los Angeles often require roughly $1,700–4,000 per month, while smaller college towns are often closer to $800–1,800. This includes accommodation, food, transport, and personal expenses — not tuition. We advise on realistic budgets before you accept an offer.

Living costs in the USA

You will usually need a valid passport, proof of English proficiency (TOEFL, IELTS, or Duolingo), and an F-1 student visa. Many top schools also require SAT or ACT scores. Government visa fees are around $785, and universities typically ask for essays, transcripts, and recommendation letters. Edunade guides you through each requirement so nothing is missed.

Important information for US study

Why choose Edunade for your application?

We provide end-to-end admissions support so you can focus on preparing for university life — not wrestling with paperwork.

About us
Edunade co-founder
100% success rate

All of our clients got into at least one of their university choices for 2025/26.

Fill in the form below

We will get back to you within 15 minutes to answer all your questions and clear up any doubts. The consultation is free and non-binding!

Edunade — 2,000+ submitted applications, 6 years of experience

Please select at least one option.

Please select at least one option.

By submitting this form, you agree to the processing of your personal data for contact purposes.

Our clients

Not sure if it's worth it? Read what our students say!

Frequently asked questions about studying in the USA

Yes. US universities evaluate the Matura as part of a holistic application alongside grades, essays, extracurriculars, and (usually) SAT/ACT scores. There is no UCAS-style tariff conversion — admissions officers read your full transcript in context.

The Common App lets you apply to 20+ US universities with one shared profile, plus school-specific supplemental essays. Many schools use Early Decision or Early Action rounds that do not exist in UCAS. We handle the entire process on your behalf.

Most universities accept TOEFL iBT (typically 80–110+), IELTS Academic (6.5–7.5), or Duolingo (105–125). Exact minimums are set by each university. If you studied in English, you may qualify for an exemption.

International undergraduate tuition ranges from approximately $32,000 per year at public universities to $90,000–100,000 total cost of attendance at Ivy League schools. Living costs are higher in major cities ($1,700–4,000/month) than in college towns ($800–1,800/month). Need-based aid can significantly reduce these costs.

Our support typically lasts 6–12 months before your application deadline. Starting early gives us time to build your school list, prepare for the SAT, and craft your Common App essays. We have also successfully supported students who came to us closer to deadlines.

Questions? Call us anytime.

Our news

Explore our latest updates

Scroll