Study in USA

Why study in USA?

• Huge number of institutions offer UG, PG, Masters & Doctorate degree.

• USA institutions are generous in offering Scholarship, fee waiver.

• Best in class education to suit all cost ranges.

• Latest in everything happens in US universities

• High level of Flexibility

• Studying in USA was responsible for creating 270 (and counting) Nobel Laureates. You could be one and we wish you well.

• Part time work up to 20hrs during study within University Campus

• Optional Practical Training - is a period during which graduate students with F-1 status who have completed or have been pursuing their degrees for more than nine months are permitted by the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) to work for one year on a student visa towards getting practical training to complement their education.

• STEM OPT – Students who pursue studies related to Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics get an additional 24 months of OPT extension

EOA Difference

• Our Transparency

• Consider this and compare it with other overseas education consultants

  • Applicant's physical address is given in the University Applications.

  • Email id's created for the admission purpose is managed both by EOA and the student.

  • Individual courier sent to the Universities and no bulk mailing.

  • Universities are shortlisted on mutual consent by listing them as Reach, Moderate and Dream ones for respective Profile of Students.

How do we help you to Study in USA?

By our impeccable selection process that zeros in on Universities that suits you the best. From lowest end of the spectrum all the way to Ivy League! We have a solution for every (Yes) student.

Here is the secret. These are the considerations:

• Statistics of the students who have already gone through EOA.
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  Access to premium websites that helps us to get the latest updates from the universities.
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  Acceptance rate of the universities.
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  Average under Graduate GPA GRADE POINT AVERAGE.
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  Average GRE Verbal and Quantitative score accepted by universities.
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  Average Analytical writing score.
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  Minimum TOEFL score.
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  Public/Private Universities depending on the choice of students.
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  Possibility of GA's, TA's & RA's (Assistantships/Financial Aid).
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  Percentage 0f International Students.
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  Research Expenditure in the field of study by the universities.
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  Students specializing in various fields in the university.
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  Ranking system to an extent.
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  Faculties involved in the field of study.
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  Affordability and Climate.

We have sent students to :
(Partial List in Alphabetical order)

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  Arizona State University
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  Carnegie Mellon University
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  Clemson University
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  Columbia University
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  Cornell University
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  Dartmouth College
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  Duke University
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  George Mason University
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  Georgia Institute of Technology
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  Indiana University, Purdue University Indianapolis
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  Indiana University, Bloomington
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  Iowa State University
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  Johns Hopkins University
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  Massachusetts Institute of Technology
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  Michigan State University
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  North Carolina State University
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  Northeastern University
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  Ohio State University
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  Oklahoma State University
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  Pennsylvania State University
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  New York University
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  Purdue University
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  Rutgers University
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  Rochester Institute of Technology
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  Stanford University
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  State University of New York at Binghamton
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  Stony Brook University
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  Syracuse University
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  Texas A&M University-College Station
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  University at Buffalo
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  University of Arizona
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  University of California, Irvine
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  University of California, San Diego
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  University of California, Santa Barbara
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  University of Cincinnati
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  University of Colorado, Boulder
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  University of Columbia
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  University of Florida
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  University of Houston, Main Campus
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  University of Illinois, Chicago
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  University of Illinois, Urbana Champaign
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  University of Maryland-College Park
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  University of Massachusetts, Amherst
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  University of Michigan
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  University of Minnesota, Twin Cities
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  University of North Carolina, Charlotte
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  University of Pennsylvania
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  University of Southern California
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  University of Texas at Dallas
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  University of Texas, Austin
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  University of Wisconsin, Madison
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  Virginia Tech
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  Washington State University