Studying in the United States

International students increasingly want to come to the United States for college or graduate school. Use our tips, rankings, and more to help you find the best school for you.

4 Benefits for International Students at U.S. High Schools

An introduction to U.S. life and culture before college can help.

• Best High Schools Rankings
• Best High Schools for Math and Science
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  What to Know Before Applying to U.S. Colleges

  You may have to pay your own way.
  

  • College Application Tips for International Students
  • Best Colleges Rankings
  

  3 Steps for International Students to Start Saving for College

  For anyone outside of the United States considering studying here, start saving early, experts say.
  

  • More College Saving Tips
  

  Colleges That Offer International Students Most Financial Aid

  Some schools provide money to undergraduates from abroad.
  

  • Admissions Experts Discuss Financial Aid for International Students
  • International Student Guide to U.S. Scholarships
  

  10 Universities With the Most International Students

  Having international peers at school might help you acclimate.
  

  • In Photos: Campus Resources That Help Students From Abroad
  • 3 Surprises for International Students at U.S. Universities
  

  Studying at a U.S. Graduate School

  Get tips and resources to help you in your search.
  

  • 3 Key Grad School Considerations for International Students
  • Best Graduate Schools Rankings
  

  How International Parents Can Research U.S. College Safety

  Keep your child safe, even from thousands of miles away.
  

  • 6 Challenges for International Students in College
  

  3 Tips to Master the TOEFL

  TOEFL test prep should be comprehensive—and can even be fun.
  

  • More College Test Prep Help
  

  U.S. Higher Education Glossary

  Understand key terms used at schools in the United States.
  

  • 10 Colleges With Highest ESL Participation Rates