First of all, you should know that you won’t be alone. The campus will have medical staff and a clinic at your service, and you will also have local support to assist you at all times. All of our programs include a comprehensive medical and accident insurance policy.

Yes, as long as your legal guardians authorize it. During your experience, you will have several opportunities to travel and explore new places. The schools usually organize excursions and activities you can join, in addition to trips with friends and host families.

The schools give you the option to stay, although it’s common to travel with friends and host families, return to your home country, or even have your family visit you.

The beginning can be a little challenging, but you’ll meet people very quickly. In our experience, it’s easy to make friends and socialize.

Thanks to the numerous activities, events, sports teams, and clubs, you’ll find people with whom you share passions, helping you bring out your best self.

With your J1 student visa, you won’t be able to return home, nor will your parents be able to visit you. With an F1 visa, you can travel during any holiday period.

Although it is possible, it is not common, as there are few full scholarships. You should consider whether you and your family can make an investment of between $10,000 and $20,000.

We offer both options: staying with a host family at high school or in a residence at university. Each student is different, and depending on their needs and preferences, we can recommend the most suitable option.

On one hand, the J1 visa is granted by the U.S. government to a limited number of students to allow them to study in the U.S. for an academic year. However, students do not have the option to choose their destination, host family, or school.

With the J1 visa, it is the American host family who selects the international student to live with them for the upcoming year, based on the personality and interests the student has shared in their application letter. Host families welcome students voluntarily. Depending on the family’s location, a school near the host family is assigned, so the student cannot choose the state, area, or school.

The main feature of this visa is its cost, as it is an economical program for families with a tighter budget who want to give their children the opportunity to study a school year in the U.S.

On the other hand, the F1 visa has a higher average cost. Students can choose which school they want to attend based on the activities offered by the school or the state/area they prefer. After that, a host family near the school is assigned, or the student may have the option to live in the school’s residence. Host families for F1 students do receive financial compensation (though not very high) for hosting the student during their school stay in the U.S.

We offer both options: with a host family at school or in a residence at university. Each student is different, and depending on their individual needs, we can recommend the most suitable option.

This depends on each state. At Awex Education, we will help you complete your vaccination record properly.

At Awex Education, we guarantee your acceptance at one of our schools once we have evaluated your profile and confirmed that it meets the requirements.