What is the best way to start with if I want to study in US  but I'm a foreigner?
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figure out what you can afford, then pick a place where you'd like to spend your time, then pick a school you'd like to go to in that area.  There's a kazillion of them so pick where first.  I'd say New England for the scenery and the seasons.  And UConn if they have what you're looking for.
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Depends ALOT on what nationality you are and your heritage.\nFor example: If you are British, it is easier for you to get a working visa than it is for a Mexican.\n\nAre you wanting to study as well? This one is probably the easiest one to get, If you study, you can get an visa to  live in the US as well.  You can get a apply much easier for a work visa if you are a student.\n\nGenerally, If you have the money and want to invest in the united states, you can get a visa for investment immediately too.\n\nFOR MORE INFO CHECK OUT THE INS WEBSITE WHICH NOW BELONGS TO THE DEPARTMENT OF HOMELAND SECURITY.\n\nWWW.USCIS.GOV
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no, thats not possible, no one can go to the US with a tourist visa and study. first of all, what is usually done for foreigners to study in colleges, like as you said, harvard, you would first apply from you country, wait for the response and if you are accepted, you are automatically given a student visa where you can study and work part time. \n\nfrom my view, it sounds pretty unreal in what your friend tells ya, thats no possible, i mean we are in America, if it was that easy, then everyone else would be doing it. \n\nanother possiblily to get a job in the states is to apply for an international job offer, but like 99% they look for people with high degrees and from there you are able to go and work there with a visa a do as you please, study as you like,ecc.\n\nthe last way of living in america Legally, is simply applying for a green card and from then on you are able to study and/or work as one pleases. its a long process.\n\nso just ask your friend next time, 'how on earth is your aunt going to do all this to get in to the us first, the toursit visa doesnt allow you to study or work permanently?
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First of all you must apply to some universities in USA, you can use universities websites for details about them, since your first language is not english you need to pass a language test usually TOEFL, you can apply for TOEFL by going to "SAZMAN SANJESH" in "KARIMKHAN St." but you must be well prepared.\nYou also need to pass SAT or GRE. GRE if you have passed university in Iran and SAT if you are High school graduate.\nIf you want to apply for a postgraduate degree you need some of your masters at university to recommend you but if you are high school graduate it is not necesary.\nYou must fill application forms (you can find them in universities website) and other documents to the universities and wait for response.\nIf you gained an admission letter you must go to a near country for VISA.\nYou must go to USA embassy for this if they think you are good enough and you have admission from a good university they MAY give you VISA.\nAfter that you can go to USA for education.\nIts not easy at all. Try to find some people who want to do so, it's really easier that way.\nFor first step try to improve your english abilities.
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The best thing you have to do first is, first choose(by choose I mean, universities that are affordable to your budget) several universities and then see what are the requirements they are asking(normally those are TOEFL {Test Of English as a Foreign Language}SAT{Scholastic Assessment Test} scores. So do the test and get the score they wanted. Then prepare your financial statements as they wanted. And other things if there are. Once you've selected by the Uni, they will giude you with the procedures.\nAnother thing you can do is, find a local university in (your country) that has affliations with a US Uni. Those Uni's have transfer program i.e you can do like 2 years there and do the rest in US. (If you could find a local UNI, that's the most cost effective.)Or a Local UNI that gives American degrees. Then you can apply to a US UNI wih your local UNI's transcript and you can transfer your credits.\nGood luck with everything
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For the USA:\n\nFirst and foremost, you must work on your English.  You mean, "How can I get admitted to medical school in the U.S. or Europe?"\n\nU.S. programs require something called the Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL).  You need to score well on this test.\n\nAnother test is the MCAT (Medical College Admissions Test).\n\nYou will also need to meet certain academic requirements, such as having sufficient biology, chemistry, physics, antatomy, phsyiology, etc entry coursework completed as an undergraduate student.\n\nYou will also need to demonstrate the economic ability to sustain yourself in the U.S..  This may include scholarships and loans, but these are unlikely because so many foreign students want this as well!  You will need to be an excellent student if you want a scholarship!\n\nThere may be independent scholarships that might be found at places like www.fastweb.com - BUT most scholarships will be directly through the school.  Ask the admissions officers.
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Write to the US Embassy in your country and ask them the best way to approach this.
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Apply at the US embassy in your country.
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It depends on what undergraduate program you are studying.  Colleges are very expensive, but you may catch a break for being from abroad.  You can start by researching your local programs through colleges in your home country.  They will have a better understanding of what you will need to make it in the US.  Also, consider Semester at Sea.  I can't think of a better way to spend a few months than seeing multiple countries, rather than just one, and getting an excellent education at the same time!
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Ignore the ignorance of the man above me's post, and if you wish to come to America to pursue an interest in a study, you'll have to have good grades, and a student visa if you are of studious normal age and if not a temporary visa that can be retrieved through the department of immigration.
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Visit  www.admissionglobal.com  and study  visa USA section
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Well, an international high school that is US accredited would be able to guide your class choices so you don't have to take so many "make-up" classes.  I would say that it would also help with your English, but your English is excellent.\n\nThe most important thing is that the guidance counsellor would be familiar with the US colleges, and helping students get into them.  And many of your classmates may be US-college-bound (and have older siblings who have gone to college in the US), so they can give you advice and help.\n\nThe absolute best situation is to spend your last year of high school *in* a high school near the college you want to go to.  You could take night classes from the college even in high school.  And colleges often have a discount tuition for "resident" students -- that means students who have been living in the state for xx months.  You could do this as a foreign exchange student either your last year, or after you finish your high school.\n\nIt depends very much on the college you want to go to, though.  You should contact their admissions office, and find out the details.
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Apply for a student Visa with INS and to the schools you are interested in as an international student.
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I live in Sweden too, where exactly do you live? Well all I can say is just apply to an english school, because as long as they find out you're American it's gonna be much easier for you.
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Have the transcripts evaluated by World Education Services (WES) www.wes.org\n\nMost schools will require it anyway.  They will not transfer over credits from a foreign transcript.\n\nRegarding your residency.... you will need to be able to prove you've lived in state for at least a year by showing a lease/rental agreement, purchase of a home in-state, taxes paid through an employer, voter registration, drivers' license etc.  You will be charge out-of-state tuition until you can change your residency status at the school.
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The first question is, what country do you want to go for your graduate? Your own or a foreign country? If you are "remarkably intelligent," you should be able to figure that out. Usually, people go for "rich, developed countries" like US and UK. After that, find universities that give out financial aid for international students and have your majors or whatever it is you want to study, then try to meet their standards for a foreign student (again, you are intelligent, right?). Aim high, usually private and/or pricier schools have scholarships. When they accept and look at your income, which is low, I guess, they often will give you some kind of financial aid, such as scholarships, loan, in-campus jobs...\n\nGood luck,\n\nA foreign student currently studies in the US
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The easiest way to learn English is to be immersed in it - be around just English-speaking people.\n\nAs I read your welll-written question, it appeared to me that you are ready to go to an American university. It will be a little more difficult for you because you will be improving your English as you study other courses but I am confident that you can do it. It's obvious that you have good study habits.