Most students continue to prioritise studying in the US. Even in the face of dire economic conditions, there was a 15% increase in Indian students studying in the US. More than 60% of Indian students that apply abroad do so to the US. The US offers a wide range of subject selections, as well as major and minor options from many faculties. For instance, if commerce is your major, you may also be able to minor in music or any other subject you find interesting. But it’s crucial to examine the potential universities you’re considering before you start applying. Finding the school where you will fit in and feel comfortable is vital because every school is different.

The following stage is having all the documentation ready after you have a definite list in hand. Gathering transcripts and references from the colleges and universities you have attended or are currently enrolled in is the first step in the process. Then request two to three faculty members who have taught you as references. Once you have obtained these documents, you will have finished more than half of the necessary documentation. The next step is to complete the applications and write the required essays for the universities. You will need to transmit the SAT, GMAT, or GRE scores depending on the programme you are applying for. Regardless of the field for which you are applying, all colleges must also get your TOEFL results.

Your application must be accompanied by proof that you have the money to afford educational costs. Once all of these documents are prepared, put them together in your application. At this point, you are ready to ship your applications. It makes sense to send your application packets through DHL because it provides students with attractive savings and ensures that they will arrive at the universities in 48 hours.