2) Harvard University
Harvard University is one of the most prestigious institutions of higher learning in the world.Â
Located in Cambridge, Massachusetts, Harvard has been educating leaders for nearly 400 years, today, the university is home to more than 20,000 students from across the globe, and this all thanks to its generous financial aid program, international students can attend Harvard without having to worry about the cost of tuition.Â
However what sets these schools apart from others is that for starters, they’re all located within some of the most desirable destinations in America.Â
More importantly, they all provide high-quality education and opportunities for international students to excel academically and socially.Â
You’ll also be able to make friends from around the world and see how American culture differs from what you’re used to backing home.Â
At the same time, there’s no pressure on international students at any of these universities because everyone understands that you may need some time to adjust.Â
Furthermore, it doesn’t matter where you come from or what country you represent when you study abroad at one of these universities, they treat all their students as equals.Â
Each of these schools is well known for being highly selective and competitive, but don’t let this intimidate you.Â
Every institution would rather admit less qualified applicants over those who don’t meet the admissions requirements.Â
And even if you don’t get accepted into your first-choice school, keep trying until you get into one that’s perfect for you!