Postgraduate studies in the USA
Postgraduate study in the US is an excellent choice for students, particularly in STEM fields. The country's universities are some of the world's top universities and offer a variety of programmes that combine theoretical education with the research process and practical training, creating the right environment for a well-rounded study experience and meaningful student education.
Although the tuition fees of American universities are, in many cases, high, postgraduate studies in the country are an investment that will pay off. So don't hesitate to apply to the universities that interest you, as it is always possible to receive financial support in the form of a scholarship and cover part of the cost of the programme.
Undergraduate in the USA
The undergraduate programmes offered by American universities are 4 years long and cover a wide range of specialisations in all fields. During your studies, you will have the opportunity to work with fellow students and professors, as teamwork is encouraged, and gain valuable knowledge on your chosen subject.
Prerequisites for studies
The requirements for studying in the US are a high school diploma or bachelor's degree (for postgraduate degrees), an English proficiency certificate of B2 level or higher, while in some cases, GMAT or GRE certification may be necessary.
In more detail:
For undergraduate programmes, a high school diploma with a grade above that set by the university and knowledge of English at level B2, demonstrated by an IELTS, TOEFL, CPE and, less frequently, ECPE certificate, are required.
For postgraduate programmes, a degree in a related subject with a grade above that set by the university, knowledge of English at C1/C2 level, as evidenced by an IELTS or TOEFL, CPE or ECPE certificate, and additional documents such as letters of recommendation, detailed scores, personal statement, etc. are required.
Depending on the requirements of the programme and the competition, it is advisable to add any additional degrees or certifications you may have to your CV, as the information included in the CVs of prospective students is also taken into account, even if they are not essential qualifications. Therefore, it is important to create a good first impression for the evaluation committee.