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By putting in your specific terms, you can search for your college/university.
Try to use many variations in search terms when searching for colleges/universities.

※You can leave out the items you do not understand, and search using only the items you are interested in.

Region

West
Midwest
South
East
No preference

If you have a particular State you are interested in
（If none, leave blank）

★ One Point　★

On the east coast of America, where the first settlers from Europe made their homes, there are many colleges and universities. Also, a unique feature of America's east coast is that there are many private colleges and universities.

College/University Location

Cities（Colleges/Universities in urban areas）
Suburbs（Colleges/universities outside of major cities, but still within close access to those cities）
Small size towns（Colleges/universities away from the city）
Countryside（Colleges/universities away from big cities and city suburbs）
No Preference

★ One Point ★

When adjusting to life as a foreign student in America, living in the countryside, rather than the city, is a much safer and easier option.

Private or State?

Private Colleges/Universities(Many small schools, high tuition)
State Schools（Large size, comparatively inexpensive）
No Preference

★ One Point　★

In America, private colleges/universities are advantageous. Beginning with Harvard University, the top 20 colleges/universities in America are private.

College/University Size

Small Size Colleges/Universities（Schools with up to 3,000 students）
Medium Size Colleges/Universities(Schools with up to 10,000 students)
Large Colleges/Universities（Schools with up to 30,000 students）
Mammoth Size Colleges/Universities（Schools with greater than 30,000 students）
No Preference

★ One Point ★

The teachers and students in smaller schools are friendly, and have a considerably easier learning environment.

Types of Colleges/Universities

General（Many majors, but because they are so large, the care given to each individual student is less.）
Liberal Arts Colleges（Focus on basic education, care for each individual student is very good）
Art Schools（Schools specializing in Art・Drama・Music and more）
No Preference

★ One Point　★

Of all the 1,400 four year colleges/universities in America, approximately 600 are liberal arts colleges. Liberal arts colleges are small size.

Acceptance Degree of Difficulty

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Select the degree of difficulty for the school for which you wish to apply. Any schools above "very difficult" will expect grades and performance equivalent to the top class schools in the world (e.g. Harvard University, Stanford, Yale). Therefore, it is necessary to pick a college/university with a level that matches your abilities.

Sakae Institute Degree of Recommendation

1（Perhaps not meant for study abroad from India...?）
2（Somewhat recommended）
3（Recommended）
4（Highly recommended）
5（Difficult, but top class in the world. Most highly Recommended!）
No Preference

★ One Point　★

This is a general measure that takes into account college/university level and Indian students' view of a comfortable college learning environment. The higher the number, the more we recommend the school.

Desired Major Field of Study

（If none, leave blank）

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A helpful option to keep in mind is that in America, transferring to another college/university is always possible. If you find a school that catches your interest on our site, make sure to take a look at that schools web page too!

Tuition

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Unlike other countries, in America tuition is usually proportional to quality of education. That means for first class colleges/universities, you will have to pay higher tuition. It is helpful to have an image of budgeting 20,000 to 30,000 US Dollars per year, including food and dorm fees, for study abroad in America.

Dorm Fees and Food

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The above are the total fees for dorm and food combined. Depending on the college/university, some do not have dorms.

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