UNITED STATES

Studying in the USA is living the American Dream in a country with world-class cities, beautiful landscapes and multicultural communities.

ABOUT THE COUNTRY
Choosing just one place to visit in the United States is not the easiest task - but it's becoming more and more enjoyable as you research the options. In addition to classic icons of American politics, such as the White House and the Congressional Headquarters, the nation's capital houses the fabulous collection of museums and parks. 

And there's a lot of history too! Boston, for example, preserves striking places in the struggle that led the United States to proclaim its independence from England in the eighteenth century. San Diego, known as the "birthplace of California", preserves nineteenth - century houses made of adobe, a type of brick.

The contribution of other peoples to local culture, moreover, is characteristic of large cities like Chicago and New York, where people from all over the world have met for generations to "make America" ​​- such a diversity of habits and customs end up creating fads and behaviors soon dispersed to the entire planet.
Does it still seem difficult to decide for a destination? Enjoy to know a little at a time, because there is still more: the fun programs of Las Vegas, the parks of Orlando, the coast of Santa Barbara ...


Programs by age:
Teens (13 to 16 years old)
University students (18 to 25 years old)
Professionals and Executives (25 years +)
Corporate


DIFFERENTIAL
✓ Cultural enrichment
✓ International experience
✓ Language enhancement
✓ Personal growth


BENEFITS
✓ Differentiated form of payment
✓ Health insurance with full coverage
✓ Complete package with all activities included
✓ Total supervision
✓ Security


PREREQUISITES
✓ Be between 11 and 19 years old
✓ Be flexible to adapt to life in a country with a different culture
The cost of living in the United States depends on the location, personality, and lifestyle of the student. In general, the United States has a very affordable cost of living for those who are going to do the exchange

Top 10 best cities for students in USA, according to the QS 2016 ranking:
1. Boston
2. New York
3. San Francisco
4. Chicago
5. Los Angeles
6. Washington DC
7. Philadelphia
8. Pittsburgh
9. Atlanta
10. Baltimore

SCHOOLS AND COURSES: 
Regardless if your desire is to do tourism or study in the United States every Brazilian needs an American visa. Here's how to get a student or tourist visa.
Student Visas
There are some types of student visa for the US. See the differences below.
Full-time student:
A full-time student in the United States must apply for an F-1 or M-1 visa. If you have a wife and children, they will respectively receive an F-2 or M-2 visa. As an Exchange Visitor, the student will receive the J-1 visa.
Technical school students
If the student opts for an English course in the USA, after being accepted by the school, he / she will receive an I-20 form from the institution, which must be completed correctly for the visa application.

In this context, at the moment of providing the visa, the student should request from the Consulate another form known as "Affidavit" or "Support" in which he / she should describe the financial conditions related to how he / she intends to pay the expenses during his / her stay abroad.