The U.S. is the most represented (50%) country
on the World’s Top 100 University ranking.

Studying in the United States allows students to experience the most advanced and multifaceted higher education. The American education system generally offers great flexibility for students to adjust their academic schedules, transferring between majors and institutions is relatively easy. Furthermore, with the grand scope of industries located there (from the high-tech hub, Silicon Valley, to the larger-than-life symbol of entertainment, Hollywood), schools in California provide more variety of program choices and internship opportunities for students to leap and launch their careers at prestigious companies.

When ranking the best study abroad destinations in the United States,
California is at the top of the list.

California has a long history of being the home to some of the top universities in the United States, including but not limited to Stanford University, the University of Southern California, the California Institute of Technology, and the University of California (UC) system, which often referred to as the “public Ivy League.”
California is at the heart of American technology, with Silicon Valley as the global innovation hub. It plays a prominent role in establishing technological trends and industry expertise, attracting scientists, entrepreneurs, and inventors who collaborate to advance world-changing technologies. As a result, California offers a wealth of academic and employment opportunities, making it an ideal place for studying and developing professions in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM). Many renowned universities in California are well-known for their contributions to nurturing tech talent and entrepreneurs. With this ongoing trend, California is increasingly being referred to as the creative capital of the United States.

Furthermore, California hosts various coding and programming boot camps every year. For students interested in computer science and information technology, California is an excellent choice to enter the tech industry. Internship experiences are highly persuasive for students when they seek employment after graduation; since they are geographically privileged, students may become stronger candidates and intern at major companies like Apple, Google, etc.

Many Asian students are afraid of
their English language barriers.

This fear is the exact reason to pursue a master’s degree in the United States. Pursuing a master’s degree in Asian Countries doesn’t prevent you from English assessments; it, in contrast, pressures you into the rigorous preparation of English proficiency tests and other subject exams. If English is a load off your mind anyway, why not choose a better learning environment? The rewards and credentials you gain from studying in the United States are undoubtedly the best outcome in personal growth, career competitiveness, and cultural enrichment. After receiving a master’s degree in the United States, you are, in essence, qualified to enter the “globalized workforce” because American master’s degrees are internationally acknowledged, while some Asian universities may not have the same level of recognition.

Studying in California, the Golden State (of the glistening sun).

California is a top choice for studying abroad,
and one of the main reasons is its pleasant year-round weather.

The state encompasses diverse climate types, including warm deserts and snowy white mountains. With all the abundant natural resources, California is also home to some of the most famous national parks in the United States, such as Yosemite National Park, Redwood National and State Parks, and Joshua Tree National Park.

California’s famous international cities, Los Angeles and San Francisco, frequently host sports events and music activities. If you are a sports enthusiast, you can immerse yourself in exciting professional sports events and root for teams, such as the Los Angeles Lakers, the Los Angeles Dodgers, the Golden State Warriors, and the San Francisco 49ers, all hailing from California. Many institutions like museums, art galleries, and theaters offer diverse cultural experiences, even in university towns located along the Santa Cruz and Santa Barbara coasts.