Welcome to Orlando

A sunshine city with serious ambition

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USD 20,000 - 40,000
Annual tuition fees
USD 1200 - 2000
Monthly living costs

Why study in Orlando

Orlando is a welcoming, student-friendly city known for its relaxed atmosphere and vibrant academic environment. If you're looking for a place where education meets excitement, this city offers a great mix. You’ll receive a high standard of education with access to innovation, practical learning, and career-focused guidance. The city is diverse, supportive, and helps you grow both academically and personally.

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Student life

Student life in Orlando is lively and engaging. You’ll find communities from all over the world, making it easy to build connections and feel included. From campus events and cultural nights to social clubs and weekend adventures, there’s always something happening. The city’s atmosphere is youthful and energetic, perfect for students looking to learn, explore, and have fun.

Avg. wage per hour

USD 7 - 15

Max. allowed part-time hours

20 hours a week

Cost of living

  • Food: USD 350 - 500/month
  • Rent: USD 900 - 1800/month
  • Household bills: USD 150 - 250/month
  • Entertainment: USD 100 - 200/month
  • Transport: USD 60 - 100/month
  • Miscellaneous: USD 100 - 200/month

Accommodation choices

  • Shared houses
  • Studio apartments
  • University accommodation
  • Homestays
  • Co-living spaces

Most opted part-time jobs

  • Barista
  • Lab assistant
  • Retail assistant
  • Tutor

Public transport

  • Bus
  • Bike sharing
  • Shared taxi

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CULTURE

Orlando has a buzzing cultural scene. From international cuisine and lively music festivals to sports and theme parks, there’s no shortage of entertainment. The nightlife is diverse, and the dining options cater to every taste. Whether you love the arts, live shows, or trying new foods, Orlando has something for you.

SAFETY

You can call 911 for emergency police assistance, fire, or medical help. For non-urgent police concerns, dial 407-246-2470 (Orlando Police Department general number).

Discover the city

Orlando is known around the world for its iconic attractions and tourist spots. As a student, you’ll love exploring everything from thrilling theme parks to peaceful gardens. It’s also well-connected for weekend trips across Florida, making your study-abroad journey even more exciting.

Language

English

Currency

US Dollar (USD)

Population

316K

Area

308.4 sq. km.

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Frequently asked questions

Yes, Orlando is a great choice. It combines quality education with a lively lifestyle. The city’s universities are well-equipped, and the community is welcoming. With great weather, affordable living, and fun surroundings, international students often find Orlando easy to adapt to and enjoyable to live in.
Compared to other major US cities, Orlando is relatively affordable. On average, international students can expect an annual cost of living between USD 14,000 and USD 24,000 depending on housing and lifestyle choices. Ensure you budget well to enjoy a good quality of life.
Absolutely. Orlando is known for its diverse and friendly population. Locals are used to welcoming tourists and students from all over the world, so you’ll feel at home quickly. You’ll also find many student support services and community groups to help you settle in.
Yes. There’s a wide range of student housing available in Orlando. Whether you prefer on-campus dorms, private rentals, or shared apartments, you’ll find something that fits your needs and budget. It’s a good idea to start looking early to get the best options. You can also download our app and check out the Stays feature to explore accommodation near your university.
Yes, international students on F-1 visas can work part-time for up to 20 hours a week during term time. You can take up campus jobs or roles in nearby cafes, libraries, or stores to earn extra money and gain experience.