Study in America program
Over 31,000 Vietnamese students are studying in the U.S. Americanite's program helps your child get into the right school — one that fits their level and budget — and prepare thoroughly for the visa interview.
Service details
A dedicated mentor for every student
Each student has one mentor throughout: planning school choices, tracking deadlines, reminding you of each document, and running interview practice. Parents are updated in Vietnamese at every step.
Schools within your budget
High school or university, public or private, in the region you want. We build a school list within a $20,000–$60,000/year range, support the applications, and obtain the I-20 (the enrollment certificate needed for the visa).
Reference budget: $20,000–$60,000/year
English with American teachers
Group or 1-on-1 classes, in person or by video. Classes are mainly in English so students build reflexes; the focus is American pronunciation, academic vocabulary, and school communication.
F-1 interview preparation
The mentor coaches the student on presenting their study plan and post-graduation intentions — the two questions that decide the consular officer's call. Our students have been admitted from high school through master's programs.
Before you decide
What budget do I need to send my child to study in the U.S.?
Our program advises within a $20,000–$60,000/year range, covering tuition and living costs, depending on the school type and region. There are strong options at the lower end of that range with smart school selection.
My child is a good but not outstanding student — can they go?
Yes, with a clear transcript and reasonable study goals. The key is choosing a school that fits rather than chasing a prestigious name; the mentor helps with this.
What is an I-20?
The I-20 is the certificate of enrollment a U.S. school issues after you are admitted. It is required to pay the SEVIS fee and apply for the F-1 student visa.
How far in advance should we start?
Ideally 9–12 months before the intake, so school selection, English testing, and the visa are not rushed. It can be done faster, but with fewer school options.
My child is under 18 — who looks after them in the U.S.?
High school students stay in a dorm or with a host family arranged by the school. Americanite's U.S. team stays in touch and helps when the family needs it — an advantage of having offices in both countries.
Can they reapply after failing the F-1 interview?
Yes. Before booking a new appointment, you need to adjust how the study plan and financial proof are presented — the two most common reasons for refusal. The mentor practices again with the student.
Not sure which path is yours?
Get in touch for a free consultation tailored to your case.