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🇺🇸 United States

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All universities (24)

  1. Harvard University — US United States, Cambridge, MA · $62 226 / year
  2. Stanford University — US United States, Stanford · $67 731 / year
  3. Massachusetts Institute of Technology — US United States, Cambridge, MA · $66 720 / year
  4. University of Pennsylvania — US United States, Philadelphia · $65 670 / year
  5. Yale University — US United States, New Haven · $72 500 / year
  6. Princeton University — US United States, Princeton · $68 140 / year
  7. Columbia University — US United States, New York · $72 800 / year
  8. California Institute of Technology — US United States, Pasadena · $65 622 / year
  9. University of Chicago — US United States, Chicago · $79 395 / year
  10. University of California, Berkeley — US United States, Berkeley · $57 484 / year
  11. Cornell University — US United States, Ithaca · $73 946 / year
  12. Northwestern University — US United States, Evanston · $71 802 / year
  13. University of Michigan — US United States, Ann Arbor · $67 096 / year
  14. Johns Hopkins University — US United States, Baltimore · $66 000 / year
  15. University of California, Los Angeles — US United States, Los Angeles · $55 700 / year
  16. New York University — US United States, New York · $68 576 – $75 326 / year
  17. University of Texas at Austin — US United States, Austin · $42 554 – $51 106 / year
  18. University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign — US United States, Urbana-Champaign · $36 328 – $44 340 / year
  19. University of Washington — US United States, Seattle · $44 580 / year
  20. Carnegie Mellon University — US United States, Pittsburgh · $69 702 / year
  21. Brown University — US United States, Providence · $74 568 / year
  22. Purdue University — US United States, West Lafayette · $32 104 – $36 154 / year
  23. Georgia Institute of Technology — US United States, Atlanta · $35 610 – $37 326 / year
  24. Boston University — US United States, Boston · $73 024 / year

Applying with a Ukrainian school certificate

The Ukrainian certificate is accepted. Required: grades for years 9–11, an essay, recommendations, TOEFL/IELTS/Duolingo; many top universities again require SAT/ACT (MIT, Harvard, Yale, Stanford, etc.). Apply via Common App.

Climate

A huge country with very varied climates: snowy winters and hot summers in the northeast (Boston, New York), a mild Mediterranean climate in California, subtropics in the south.

Cost of living

Depends heavily on the city: ≈ $1 500–3 000 per month; universities publish their own “cost of attendance”.

Visa

Student visa F-1, I-20 form from the university, SEVIS. fee

Work while studying

F-1 visa: up to 20 h/week on campus during the semester; off-campus work — only under CPT/OPT.

After graduation

OPT — 12 months of work in your field; for STEM-fields another +24 months (STEM OPT).

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