Study in United States
Home to immersive English and diverse campuses — from language schools to college and university pathways. Cities vary widely in lifestyle and cost. There is no working holiday agreement between Japan and the United States.
Country snapshot
What to know about United States
Study paths and visa options differ by country. Always confirm official rules before applying.
Working holiday
Not available for Japanese citizens
Main study paths
Language schools, colleges, and universities
Visa tip
Longer study usually needs an F-1 student visa
Visa and working holiday rules can change. Check the latest official government or embassy guidance before you apply.
Step 1 — Choose a city
Which city will you study in?
Compare schools and housing city by city.
Step 2 — Know your options
Types of study abroad
Three common paths people choose in the United States.
Language study
Choose from schools in major metros and campus towns. Easy to tailor for pronunciation, academic English, or conversation goals.
For those who want immersive English
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Community college transfer routes and university pathway programs support longer academic plans. Entry and visa requirements matter early.
For those aiming at degrees or major study
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New York, Los Angeles, Boston, and San Francisco offer very different daily lives. Balance lifestyle with living costs when you choose.
For those who care about city vibe
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