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The United States offers a wide variety of options for students who want to pursue college or university education at an advanced (i.e., graduate) level.What is the difference between graduate and undergraduate school? An F student may enroll in an undergraduate program to earn an associate’s…

Questions from Designated School Officials is a blog series on Study in the States for designated school officials (DSOs). Each month, we will answer a question that will help you advise your F and/or M students. If you are a DSO and would like to submit a question, you can email us or…

In the United States, formal, compulsory education begins at about age five or six years and includes grades kindergarten (K) through grade 12 (i.e. elementary and secondary school).A minor F-2 or M-2 dependent must attend school at the appropriate level for grades K – 12, and may attend…

F and M students and their families make a serious financial commitment when they chose to study in the United States. While the costs associated with enrolling in U.S. schools may be high, there are many positives to an American education. An F or M student is responsible for education costs…