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Universities in the USA
Every US college and university that awards degrees on campus, from the US government's own College Scorecard. Fees in rupees, how many get in, how many finish, and the subjects each one teaches.
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- 2574US colleges and universities
- 810of them public
- 1921offer master's degrees
- 146top research universities (R1)
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- New York UniversityPrivate, non-profit university · New York, New York · admits 9.2%
- University of Southern CaliforniaPrivate, non-profit university · Los Angeles, California · admits 9.8%
- Boston UniversityPrivate, non-profit university · Boston, Massachusetts · admits 11%
- Columbia University in the City of New YorkPrivate, non-profit university · New York, New York · admits 4%
- Northeastern UniversityPrivate, non-profit university · Boston, Massachusetts · admits 5.2%
- Johns Hopkins UniversityPrivate, non-profit university · Baltimore, Maryland · admits 6.4%
- Harvard UniversityPrivate, non-profit university · Cambridge, Massachusetts · admits 3.6%
- University of PennsylvaniaPrivate, non-profit university · Philadelphia, Pennsylvania · admits 5.4%
- Cornell UniversityPrivate, non-profit university · Ithaca, New York · admits 8.8%
- George Washington UniversityPrivate, non-profit university · Washington, Washington, D.C. · admits 47%
- Northwestern UniversityPrivate, non-profit university · Evanston, Illinois · admits 7.7%
- Syracuse UniversityPrivate, non-profit university · Syracuse, New York · admits 46%
- Drexel UniversityPrivate, non-profit university · Philadelphia, Pennsylvania · admits 79%
- Baylor UniversityPrivate, non-profit university · Waco, Texas · admits 51%
- Georgetown UniversityPrivate, non-profit university · Washington, Washington, D.C. · admits 13%
- University of MiamiPrivate, non-profit university · Coral Gables, Florida · admits 19%
- University of ChicagoPrivate, non-profit university · Chicago, Illinois · admits 4.5%
- Stanford UniversityPrivate, non-profit university · Stanford, California · admits 3.6%
- Duke UniversityPrivate, non-profit university · Durham, North Carolina · admits 5.7%
- Washington University in St LouisPrivate, non-profit university · St. Louis, Missouri · admits 12%
- Carnegie Mellon UniversityPrivate, non-profit university · Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania · admits 12%
- Yale UniversityPrivate, non-profit university · New Haven, Connecticut · admits 3.9%
- Boston CollegePrivate, non-profit college · Chestnut Hill, Massachusetts · admits 16%
- Emory UniversityPrivate, non-profit university · Atlanta, Georgia · admits 11%
Applying to the US from India
Bachelor's: apply to each collegeMany US colleges share one form, the Common App; some use their own. Each sets its own tests, essays and deadlines.Study abroad stage
Master's: apply to each departmentUS master's degrees usually take one to two years. Check which Indian degrees and tests each course asks for.Master's abroad guide
Plan the money firstFees plus living costs in rupees. Your visa needs proof that you can pay for the first year.US cost in rupeesScholarships
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Source: US Department of Education, College Scorecard (files updated 15/10/2026; checked 19/10/2026). Public US government data. Listed: open now, four-year, awards at least a bachelor's degree, not online-only.