•#121 in National Universities
•#76 in Best Colleges for Veterans
•#18 in Best Undergraduate Teaching

Arizona State University is one of the most modern universities in the United States, a leader in innovation, ahead of MIT and Stanford. ASU has five separate campuses, four of which are located in the urban area of the capital city of Phoenix. Some of the students who graduated from this university are also among the first to start a career in Silicon Valley corporations. ASU's programs are among the best in the country – faculty includes Nobel and Pulitzer Prize winners and Fulbright Scholars. In addition, ASU offers more than 1,000 student associations, of which 140 are intended for international students.

•#234 in National Universities
•#154 in Top Peformers on Social Mobility

Founded in 1906, Pace University is a leading private American university with approximately 13 000 students enrolled in more than 150 undergraduate, graduate and doctoral programs. With one campus in the heart of Wall Street and another in beautiful Westchester, this institution brings together six schools and colleges that offer superior education in the fields of business, healthcare, computing, education, and science. Pace University offers one of the largest internship programs among educational institutions in New York with more than 1000 partner companies. The University Career Center is successfully developing its unique International Student Professional Readiness Education (INSPIRE) program that prepares students for the labor market.

•#151 in National Universities
•#30 in Best Value Schools
•#82 in Top Peformers on Social Mobility

Simmons University is a prestigious private university located in Boston, one of the most prosperous student cities in the United States of America. The city attracts over 250 000 students from all over the world, making it one of the most exciting places for student life. Simmons offers approximately 60 undergraduate degrees, including 13 accelerated programs in public policy, communications and engineering. The institution offers a wide range of scholarship opportunities up to 50% of tuition fees, student exchange, and internships.

A “Public Ivy”, public university offering experiences similar to those in the Ivy League universities. It is known for its competitiveness, globally renowned faculty members and innovation!

-    TOP 25 public university in the U.S. (U.S. News & World Report, 2022)
-    Tier 1 research university
-    “Public Ivy” (Greenes' Guides list, 2001)
-    Merit based scholarships up to $15,000

Located in the heart of Chicago, DePaul offers premium access to internships and jobs across all sectors. This career-focused university connects its students with internships, Optional Practical Training, and further career opportunities at 30+ Fortune 500 companies with locations in Chicago as well as other businesses that range from start-ups to internationally reaching organizations. 

-    127th in the U.S.
-    #5 Game Design in the nation (Animation Career Review, 2021)
-    300 undergraduate and graduate programs
-    94% of new incoming freshmen students receive a scholarship

One of America's Most Affordable Universities
#1 Most Diverse Public University in Florida
#100 Best Environmental Engineering Graduate Program
#103 Best Computer EngineeringGraduate Program
#144 Best Mechanical EngineeringGraduate Program
#146 Best Computer Science Graduate Program

Top Quality University
•Described as “an energetic and fast-growing institution, determined to propel itself to the forefront of innovation and scholarship.”
•With its excellent main campus location in Boca Raton and strong investment in sought-after STEM programs, FAU is a popular choice for international students
•More than 30,000 undergraduate and graduate students.

Ideal Location in South Florida
•South Florida is an entrepreneurial hub with a booming tech jobs market that offers students numerous opportunities to learn through experience.

Excellent Student Outcomes
• FAU has earned national recognition for student outcomes
• Over 4,800 internship placements
• Award-winning advising and career services

Student life centers around the university campus in Harrisonburg, Virginia, named one of America's best college towns. Offering over 130 study programs, there is plenty to choose from.The campus is one of the most scenic in the USA, offering mountain views east and west - yet only two hours from Washington, DC. There are more than 350 student organizations and clubs on JMU's campus serving the common goal of providing you with a unique college experience. 

-    #1 most recommended university (Wall Street Journal and Times Higher Ed)
-    #1 best health services administration degree in the U.S. (besthealthdegrees.com, 2021) 
-    98% job and graduate school placement within 6 months of graduation
-    400 one- to four-year scholarships each year to incoming students

•Ranked as a Best School for Nursing and Health Care Majors by Salary Potential by Payscale.com
•Ranked a Best School for Physical Therapy.
•LIU Brooklyn is a Best College for Nursing and a Best College of Kinesiology and Physical Therapy by Niche.com
•Business, Education, and Nursing programs have been honored by Colleges of Distinction, recognizing the quality of LIU's programs and its professional accreditation
•Nursing; healthcare; dietetics & clinical nutrition services; and homeland security, law enforcement & firefighting programs are among the top 5% highest paid graduates in America by CollegeFactual.com
• LIU students have completed internships and gone on to work for Apple, Amazon, Google, KPMG, JP Morgan Chase, the New York Stock Exchange, Novartis and more
•A student who has graduated from Long Island University is expected to earn a salary between $17,900 and $55,000 3 years after graduation. 

•Colorado State University's ranking in the 2022-2023 edition of Best Colleges is National Universities, #151
•Out-of-state tuition and fees are $32,562
•More than 150 degrees in 8 colleges
•More than 350 campus organizations

Colorado State University is located in Fort Collins, a midsize city at the base of the Rocky Mountains, less than an hour north of Denver. Colorado State, also known as CSU, offers more than 150 degrees in eight colleges, with graduate programs in the schools of business, engineering and education and the renowned College of Veterinary Medicine and Biomedical Sciences. CSU is considered one of the leading research universities, and faculty and students work together to explore fields such as atmospheric science, infectious diseases, clean energy technologies and environmental science.

#111 out of 210 in National Liberal Arts Colleges
#29 in Top Performers on Social Mobility 

At Drew University, a private school in Madison, New Jersey, students aren't far from New York City, a hub of internship opportunities, weekend activities and more. For students who'd like to spend more time in the city, the school offers a variety of programs, including a Wall Street Semester and a United Nations Semester. On the school's Madison campus, undergraduates are guaranteed housing, and many students take advantage of the guarantee for all four years at school. There are more than 50 student clubs to check out, as well as the Drew University Rangers sports teams. Its tuition and fees are $43,824.

For graduate students, Drew University offers degree programs in the social sciences and humanities and also runs a Theological School that grants degrees, including a Doctor of Ministry, Master of Divinity and Master of Sacred Theology. Notable Drew University alumni include Soon-Yi Previn, wife of director Woody Allen, and Clint Bolick, co-founder of the Institute for Justice, a public interest law firm.

•#137 in National Universities
•#89 in Best Colleges for Veterans
•#165 in Best Value Schools

George Mason University has three suburban campus locations near the District of Columbia in northern Virginia, as well as an international campus in Songdo, Korea. The school’s Fairfax, Virginia, campus is the hub of undergraduate student life. Students can live in traditional coed residence halls, suites and apartments. The main campus houses more than 6,200 students and 75 percent of freshman students live on campus in one of the residence halls. Tuition and fees are $37,568.

There are many ways for students to get involved. There are more than three dozen fraternities and sororities, as well as over 500 student clubs and organizations. The Patriot Activities Council plans major events, like Homecoming and Welcome Week. The school's Patriots sports teams are members of the NCAA Division I Atlantic 10 Conference. The university also has a number of graduate schools and programs, including the well-regarded George Mason School of Law.

•#219 out of 443 in National Universities
•#145 in Best Colleges for Veterans
•#53 in Best Value Schools

Illinois State University is located in the town of Normal, about 130 miles southwest of Chicago. Undergraduates at Illinois State can choose from dozens of degrees, and master's students can major in many fields as well, including business, education, and social sciences and humanities. First-year students at ISU can sign up for the Learning in Communities seminar, which allows them to take one of their first colleges courses with a small group of peers and learn about their fellow students and the university. Tuition and fees are $26,281.

ISU students can also join more than 300 student organizations, write for the Vidette student newspaper or play an intramural sport. More competitive athletes can try out for one of the many Illinois State Redbirds varsity sports teams, which compete in the NCAA Division I Missouri Valley Conference. ISU students can also attending one of ISU’s many School of Theatre productions. A few of Illinois State's notable alumni performed in these productions and went on to become famous television actors, including Jane Lynch, who stars in "Glee," and Laurie Metcalf, who appeared in "Roseanne."

•#151 in National Universities
•#100 in Best Colleges for Veterans
•#150 in Best Value Schools
•#73 in Best Engineering Schools

Oregon State University is located in Corvallis, about 90 minutes south of Portland and an hour drive from the Pacific coast. Undergraduates at Oregon State can explore more than 200 academic programs, and graduate students can choose from more than 100 master's programs, including those in the schools of business, engineering and education. Oregon State, often called OSU, is the state's largest public research university, which specializes in studies of marine sciences, forestry, sustainable food systems and more. Tuition and fees are $34,339.

Outside the classroom, OSU students can choose from hundreds of clubs to join, several fraternities and sororities to pledge and many events to attend, such as the Battle of the Bands. Student athletes can play at the intramural level or try out for the many Oregon State Beavers varsity sports teams, which compete in the NCAA Division I Pac-12 Conference. Each year, OSU students gather to compete in the historic "Civil War" football game against University of Oregon.

•#105 in National Universities
•#153 in Best Colleges for Veterans
•#57 in Best Value Schools
•#98 in Best Law Schools
•#101 in Clinical Psychology
•#13 in Health Care Management
•#73 in Best Medical Schools: Research
•#56 in Best Medical Schools: Primary Care

Saint Louis University is a Catholic, Jesuit school that is open to students of any faith. The Campus Ministry organizes specialized retreats and mission trips throughout the year, and the on-campus church holds a daily Mass. In addition to religious extracurriculars, students can also choose from more than 150 student organizations at SLU, including more than 20 fraternities and sororities. Freshmen and sophomores must live on campus, unless they commute from a parent's home, are married or have been in the military for at least two years, among other exemptions. In total, about 90% of freshmen live on campus – all in halls exclusively for first-year students. Students can get involved in campus leadership positions as early as the second semester of freshman year.

In addition to its main location in Missouri, the university also has a campus in Madrid, Spain, where students can study for the entirety of their college career or for just a semester. At the main campus, graduate students can enroll in the university's law school or medical school. Notable alumni include Enrique Bolanos, former president of Nicaragua, and August Busch IV, former president and CEO of Anheuser-Busch Inc.