Drawing upon personality and career orientation quizzes utilized by top universities in the USA, combined with numerous direct conversations, NEEC helps students align their academic and career paths. Moreover, we personalize study abroad pathways for each student, including guidance on extracurricular activities to enhance their chances of admission to institutions that best match their talents, academic performance, as well as their family’s aspirations and budget.

With years of experience in compiling applications and applying for scholarships for studying in the USA, particularly in top-tier institutions, NEEC will curate a list of the most optimal schools for students. Additionally, we guide students in perfecting other crucial components of their application package, such as CV writing, main essays, and supplemental essays tailored to each school. Above all, NEEC assists in obtaining recommendation letters, conducting interviews with each institution, submitting applications, and tracking and supplementing documents as per the requirements of the schools

After receiving admission results from multiple schools, students and their families will receive direct counseling from education experts with extensive experience in the American education system to choose the best-fit institution. NEEC will then proceed with enrollment procedures, Visa application documentation, and multiple interview preparations for studying in the USA, ensuring the highest success rate for students. With a team of personnel who have studied abroad for many years, NEEC confidently prepares students with the necessary knowledge and skills before embarking on their journey to the USA

NEEC will continue to provide support to ensure smooth entry into the USA, safe transportation to dormitories, and a stable transition into the new life in the United States. In addition to years of experience in the education sector, NEEC also collaborates with leading immigration lawyers and a vast network of alumni to provide guidance and updates on US visa and immigration policies, as well as career opportunities post-graduation.

The tuition fees for studying in the USA are proportional to the quality of education, which can be relatively high compared to other countries. However, it is also a country with many high-value scholarship offers.

Scholarships in the USA are awarded automatically to students based on their standardized test scores (IELTS/TOEFL/SAT/SSAT), academic achievements, and extracurricular activities in the past three years. In addition to scholarships, students can also apply for financial aid from the school. For further details, parents or students can contact NEEC for more comprehensive consultation.

The USA offers Co-op programs (study and work programs, paid internships), but not all schools have them. Depending on the chosen field of study, NEEC will advise on schools with suitable Co-op programs. International students are only allowed to work on campus for 20 hours per week and are not permitted to work off-campus legally

Proving financial capability for studying abroad must demonstrate a logical correlation between monthly income and savings, the ability to cover tuition and living expenses throughout the period of study.

Proof of financial capability for studying abroad typically consists of three parts:

– Sufficient funds in a savings account to cover tuition and living expenses for the first year of study.

– Monthly income of the family or sponsor for the student.

– Family assets (real estate, land, business assets)

In the United States, there is a strong emphasis on prioritizing STEM fields, which stands for Science, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics, and medical-related disciplines. However, the choice of what to study depends greatly on the abilities and interests of students. NEEC (presumably an educational institution or advisory body) will analyze and advise based on various criteria to provide optimal choices for students.

As a general principle in the United States, international students are not allowed to immigrate. However, they may be permitted to remain in the U.S. for a period after graduation if they obtain a work visa or participate in the Optional Practical Training (OPT) program.

– Work Visa: If international students are sponsored by large companies, they may be allowed to stay and work in the U.S. for up to 3 years and could potentially extend their stay for a maximum of 6 years. However, it is rare for individuals to meet the qualifications for this type of stay.

– Optional Practical Training (OPT) Program: International students may be allowed to stay an additional maximum of 1 year under this program to work directly related to the field of study they pursued.