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When searching for an undergraduate program in the United States, first look at your ownÌýpriorities to locate a program that is the best fit for you. YourÌýpriorities may change over time, but they will help guide your program search. There are several key questions that you should answer:

• Why do you want to study in the United States?
• What are your short-term and long-term goals?
• How will you pay for your undergraduateÌýprogram in the United States?
• Will you be seeking financial aid?
• Do you prefer a two- or four-yearÌýprogram or both?
• What are your grades and English test scores?
• What size institution do you prefer?
• Would you like to attend a private or public institution?
• How easily will you adjust to your new community and environment?
• Do you prefer living in an urban, suburban, or rural setting?
• Would you like to live on campus or off campus?
• Do you want to participate in clubs orÌýsports?

Please download and fill out this worksheetÌý(PDF) that serves as a guide when working through these priorities, as well as when meeting with an 91ÖÆƬ³§ adviser or U.S. university admissions staff.

More InformationÌý

• 20220301_HBCU Information Sheet.pdf(±áµþ°ä±«²õ)ÌýdigitalÌý
• Fact Sheet:Ìý Hispanic-Serving Institutions (HSIs) (digital, print)
• Fact Sheet:Ìý Asian American and Native American Pacific Islander-Serving InstitutionsÌý(AANAPISI) (digital, print)
• Resources for Students with Disabilities