Studying in the USA

studentabroad

Can anyone provide guidance for any loans or assistance to someone planning on studying in the USA

Voyager2002

For a first degree (BA, BS): establish residence in a US state so that you are eligible for their system of student loans, or be absolutely brilliant so that you have a chance for one of the scholarships offered by an elite institution.

Robin9

Are you expecting this country to fund a course in the USA

Robin9

Are you expecting the tax payers in the UK to fund a course in the USA ?

agrinnall

Robin9 wrote: »

Are you expecting this country to fund a course in the USA

Robin9 wrote: »

Are you expecting the tax payers in the UK to fund a course in the USA ?

Is there an echo in the room?

pink-lady

Voyager2002 wrote: »

For a first degree (BA, BS): establish residence in a US state so that you are eligible for their system of student loans, or be absolutely brilliant so that you have a chance for one of the scholarships offered by an elite institution.

This is what my son did as he is studying in US. He was offered a scholarship.
What are you studying and is there a chance of you being offered a scholarship?

marcusbee

My country helped me when I studied in USA. But It all depends what your nationality or residency is.

Lexon

Not always help

flea72

As already stated, scholarship,is the only affordable way. Other than that, there are some UK university courses that include a year studying in US

Fruit_and_Nut_Case

OP has visited the Forum since posting the question but hasn't bothered responding. I think it's a waste of time contributing to this thread any more.