Summary

This article introduces the tuition fees, rankings and admission requirements of American universities. Welcome to inquire

American University Introduction

Studying in an American university for 4 years can cost up to HK$500,000 per year! It is also very common to pay HK$200,000 per year for public universities in the United States, such as SUNY (State University of New York) and California State University (CSU) . If you consider tuition fees, see the article: Tuition fees for American universities . The total cost of these American universities is similar to the cost of studying abroad in other countries with a 3-year degree. It is the best choice for cost-effectiveness!

The article " Ranking of US Universities " details the ranking standards and types of US universities. How do they differ from the QS World University Rankings? Among the 4,000 US universities, which ones are ranked nationally and which ones are ranked regionally? Where does the University of California, the most popular university among Hong Kong students, rank?

There are seven major areas of admission requirements for American universities: deadline, high school grades, secondary school electives, SAT or ACT , TOEFL or IELTS , admission essays, and teacher recommendations. Do you want to know how to get the most out of each area and apply to your favorite American university?

Since the admission requirements of American universities do not meet the needs of all high school students, this website also provides 3 major methods for applying to American universities, which are introduced as follows:

• Through American community colleges : This article has links to community colleges in different states for university arrangements, requirements, and tuition savings. Generally speaking, American community colleges are an economic springboard. Students can study at a community college for 2 years with a tuition fee of 200,000 to 700,000, and then seamlessly connect to Year 3 and 4 of a university in the same state. Through American community colleges, you can connect to the top 100 universities in the United States, or even the University of California, which is ranked among the top in the world. It is truly the best choice for value for money.
• Directly apply to American universities : If students have average and ideal high school grades and are expected to have a DSE score of Level 4 or above, they can apply to American universities starting from Form 6. Please see: Admission requirements for American universities .
  
• International Freshman Program : The program is mainly aimed at the international market, with more flexible deadlines, secondary school electives, grades and English requirements, allowing you to enter the first year of an American university, and then take over the second year of the university... Students who want to complete DSE before enrolling and have a passing grade of Level 3 can understand the world's ranked universities: the easiest to apply for and the most ranked American universities

After 4 years of studying in an American university, many majors require students to hold a degree before they can apply for a master's degree, such as medicine, law, physical therapy, etc. However, the following 9 subjects have the highest CP value, because some American universities can package professional licensed degrees and master's degrees together, and the overall time can be shorter than that of a Hong Kong degree (such as architecture, nutritionist) or the same as that of a Hong Kong degree (such as education, business, engineering, medical laboratory, computer, occupational therapy master, landscape design)

• Studying business at an American university
• Studying Occupational Therapy at an American University
• Studying nutrition at an American university
• Architecture
• Studying Education at an American University
• Studying social work at an American university
• Studying Computer Science at an American University
• Studying medical laboratory science at an American university

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• American school system
• Studying in the United States