Can a English person get into a American college?

Question

Can they if they can how ?

Answer 1

Yes it is very possible for a citizen of any country to attend university in the United States.

Firstly you need to decide what it is that you wish you study and then find a University which suits and meets your needs. There are plenty of ways to find which university is right for you, it could be based on the schools academic record, the financial costs of attending or maybe even via location, perhaps there is specific state or city which you which to live in, climate to be in or maybe you want to live close to the sea or mountains.

However you decide, it is up to you but just remember that you will be spending the next four years there.

Each University as different prices for their tuition just like each state and city as a different cost of living. The cost can range anywhere from $18,000 - $45,000 per year including tuition, cost of living, transportation etc.

If money is an issue you might want to look at attending a Community College. You spend your first two years here before transferring to a State/Metropolitan University to complete your final two years. This can save you quite a huge sum of money.

Once you have decided or narrowed down you choice of Universities or Community Colleges. Then your next step is contacting them and request that they send you all of the relevant paperwork for admission as an international student including details about the course you wish to study.

Then look what the requirements are to be accepted and make sure you have everything in order (fees, documents, test scores, affidavits etc) before sending off your application of admission to the University or Community College.

Once you have been accepted the University will issue you with the form I-20 and then you can finally start the visa process. You will be applying for a student visa (F-1)

If you want more information about applying for a student visa or if you want anymore help, guidance or assistance about anything regarding studying abroad... no matter how small the question maybe then do not hesitate to contact me directly (email or messenger) and I will be more than happy to help.

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Answer 2

As an American who lives near the boarder between America and Mexico, I've been forced to learn Spanish for the past few years. I am still not good at it, though I can hold a faily okay conversation. The answer to your question is that the grammar between Spanish and English is very different. English has more in common with German than with Spanish. Spanish is "un lingua del amor~" and the love languages all have things in common; English is the "business" language and does not really have much in common with spanish aside from a few choice words. Not to mention that English doesn't have all that "feminine" and "masculine" conjugation. That's what usually trips me up. There is a LOT of conjugation in Spanish, more than in English. As for Northern USA, Canada, Britain, and Australia.... when was the last time they needed to know Spanish? They don't run into cases where they need Spanish, so it does not get refined.

Answer 3

Yes, you would apply just like any other student and would be granted F-1 visa status through the college.

The problem is, however, finances. An American education is very expensive and an international student must prove they can pay for it.

If you're interested in a specific school, call or email them about what they expect from int'l students.

Answer 4

I wouldn't see why not. Although good English skills may be a plus for any College bound student. Such as AN before a word starting with a vowel. I would assume they need to apply and be accepted just as any student. Then apply for any visa's that would be required.

Answer 5

Yes. Go to that university's website and apply online as an international student. Contact the international office link at the university website to help apply for the appropriate visa. International students are commonplace here.

Answer 6

I believe that any person that would like to attend any college would possibly need to know how to construct a simple sentence by using the correct article.
Regardless of their nationality.
So, for all you potential college students.
I think it probably is possible for...AN...English person to attend...AN... American college.

Answer 7

Yes. You apply and get accepted. Then you have to get a student visa. We have lots of foreign students in the USA. A lot of colleges depend on them to fill their classes.

Answer 8

Yes, depending on your educational qualities.

Answer 9

Why not? Apply

Answer 10

Let's hope not.