Who can sponsor me to study in the USA? 

For an international student to study in the USA, various sources of sponsors can provide the support.

• Personal or Family Funds: Many international students are sponsored by their own funds or by their families. This includes using personal savings, family savings or financial support from parents or close relatives to cover tuition fees and living expenses.
• Employers: If you are already employed by a multinational company or organization, they may sponsor your studies in the USA. Some employers have tuition reimbursement programs or may offer scholarships to employees pursuing higher education.
• Government: Many governments around the world offer scholarships for their citizens to study abroad, including in the USA. These scholarships are typically awarded based on academic merit or other criteria.
• Educational Loans: Some students take out educational loans to finance their studies. These loans can be obtained from banks or financial institutions in your home country or the USA.
• University: Some graduate programs in the USA offer assistantships, such as teaching assistantships (TA) or research assistantships (RA), which provide a stipend, tuition remission or both in exchange for work responsibilities. 

Additionally, when applying for a U.S. student visa (such as an F-1 visa), you may be required to demonstrate your ability to cover tuition and living expenses, either through personal or sponsored funds. Edvoy's study abroad consultants can provide guidance on navigating the financial aspects of studying in the USA.