There is no official ranking system that exists for colleges and universities in the United States. Attending the “best” college depends solely on you and your preference and area of study.
We recommend doing a 2-year degree before the traditional 4-year bachelor’s degree. Why? Thousands of circumstances have stricken college students with personal, family, and financial issues and more. This impeded in attaining a 4-year degree. Why not do the 2-year Associates then you have that in your presence and records. You can then apply for the bachelor’s without losing a step, especially if you continue from the original college. However, that is your choice, and we can apply for a 4-year if you wish.
Look deep within yourself and start with these primary questions. Again, we are here to help you and give you some advice. The final option is yours to make.
• Why in New York or the United States?
• Which colleges do you aspire to attend?
• What are the costs involved such as Room and Board, meals, and travel expenses?
• Where do you want to live, and do you have friends or relatives that can lessen the cost of living abroad?
Choose your level of study (e.g. undergraduate, graduate, private, program-specific such as sonography, Medical Assistant, CAN, EEG or ESL, etc.)
After that, we contact the college of choice and start the process to get the SEVIS I-20, an application for the certificate of eligibility. (More of this on Understanding the Process page).