Upcoming Webinars in November: Explore U.S. Higher Education with EducationUSA EducationUSA Eurasia and Central Asia invites you to a series of free online webinars this November, offering practical guidance and expert insights into studying in the United States. Each session begins at 9:00 AM EDT and covers key academic fields and admissions topics relevant to […]
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For Students Planning to Start in Fall 2026 You can find more guidance on the official EducationUSA website: educationusa.state.gov If you’re planning to begin your undergraduate studies in the United States in Fall 2026, you’ll be applying during the 2025–2026 admissions cycle. U.S. universities offer several types of application plans, each with its own timeline.
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Updates for International Applicants If you’re planning to apply to U.S. universities for Fall 2026, it’s important to understand the updates coming to standardized tests. Several exams — including the SAT, ACT, Duolingo English Test, and TOEFL — are undergoing changes that will affect how you prepare and apply. Here’s a summary of the most
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It is recommended to view as many university websites as possible – this will allow you to get enough information about the various options and choose the one that best matches your interests and future plans. If you’re an international student dreaming of studying in the United States, one of the biggest questions you’ll face
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Simple, Practical Tips for International Students If you’re planning to apply to U.S. universities this fall, summer is the perfect time to prepare — calmly and effectively. You don’t need to do everything at once, but small, consistent steps now will make the application season much smoother. Here’s how to use your summer wisely: 1)
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Transferring to a university in the United States can be a transformative step in your academic journey. Whether you’re an undergraduate student seeking broader academic opportunities or a graduate student aiming for advanced research and global exposure, the U.S. offers a diverse and dynamic higher education landscape. For students from Central Asia and Eurasia, the
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Did you know that your athletic talent could help you study in the United States? For many international students, sports are not just a passion — they can also be a pathway to higher education. U.S. universities offer athletic scholarships to student-athletes who meet both academic and sports performance standards. These scholarships can significantly reduce the cost
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Guide to English Language Exams for U.S. University Admissions Guide to English Language Exams for U.S. University Admissions Studying in the United States is a dream for many students worldwide, and one of the key steps in making this dream a reality is proving your English language proficiency. U.S. universities require non-native English speakers to
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If you love studying buildings and dream of dedicating your career to designing them, then you are most likely wondering where you can get an architectural education. What choice you make for yourself – a university in Europe or the United States – is up to you, but to make a choice, you need to
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Community college is often referred to as the “American Dream in Action.” They were created specifically to make higher education more accessible to the population. Education in such colleges is relatively inexpensive, and anyone can study there: both Americans and residents of other countries, and both recent highschool graduates and adults. In a community college,
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