Want to study in the United States?
Join the Department of State for our inaugural Virtual College Fair, taking place during International Education week, Nov. 14-18. Visit the following link to register for virtual presentations from more than 130 colleges: http://goo.gl/r8P8X.
Join the Department of State for our inaugural Virtual College Fair, taking place during International Education week, Nov. 14-18. Visit the following link to register for virtual presentations from more than 130 colleges: http://goo.gl/r8P8X.
The State Department’s Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs website is also a great resource for finding Department-sponsored exchange programs. For more information about study opportunities and how to apply for a student/exchange visa, check out the links below.
· Visit the State Department’s Bureau of Education and Cultural Exchanges website
· Watch a video about the Summer Work Travel Program
· Join a social network dedicated to students interested in studying in the United States
· Visit EducationUSA’s Youtube channel to watch videos about U.S. colleges
· Watch a video about the Fulbright Program
Once you’ve been accepted to a study program, you’ll need a student visa. Check out the instructional video “Your 5 Steps to U.S. Study,” which gives detailed instructions on how to apply for a student visa.
Still have questions?
Visit our website which has detailed guidance on how to apply for a student visa at U.S. Embassy Tel Aviv: http://israel.usembassy.gov/consular/niv/fmhome.html. You can also contact the U.S.-Israel Education Foundation at http://www.educationusa.info/Fulbright-TelAviv. Their advisers are standing by to offer comprehensive information about study opportunities in the United States.
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