“It is difficult to overestimate the help and support I got from the advising center. The center was my first and primary source of information about the American educational system. The books, magazines, and the internet access at the center proved extremely useful, and the staff assisted me very much in achieving my goals.” - Business student from Russia
Choosing
the best schools for you and preparing successful applications
will require commitment and careful planning on you part, but in
almost every country there are specialized advisers who
understand your needs and can help you. Information and advice
on study in the United States is available to you from a network
of over 450 U.S. educational information and advising centers
worldwide. Directories, guides, college catalogs, and admissions
test information are all available at the centers, as well as
trained educational advisers who want to help you and your
family with the process of choosing and applying to U.S.
colleges. Some centers also run events such as college fairs or
seminars. Introductory information in the form of video or group
presentations, Web site access, and independent resource
libraries is available free of charge from information and
advising centers, but payment may be required at some centers
for additional services.
All U.S. educational information and advising centers are supported by the U.S Department of State, with the goal of providing objective information on the range of study opportunities available in the United States; however, the names of the centers and the organizations that run them vary from country to country. To locate the center nearest you, contact your closest U.S. embassy or consulate, or consult the list available on the U.S. Department of State’s Web site at http://educationusa.state.gov.
Good luck with your applications!
Useful Web Sites
On-line Version of the If You Want to Study in the United States Booklet Series
Directory of U.S. Educational Information and Advising Centers Worldwide
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