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Most US universities require either TOEFL (80+) or IELTS (6.5+) for Saudi applicants. A few schools waive this if your secondary education was in English. We can tell you which schools waive it for your background.
State universities average $25,000–$40,000/year (tuition + living). Private universities $50,000–$70,000+. Community college transfer route can cut total cost by 40%. Many Saudi students start at community college then transfer.
The King Abdullah Scholarship Program has been scaled back since 2016, but Saudi Ministry of Education still funds students in priority majors (medicine, engineering, AI, certain sciences). New scholarships also exist via Aramco, SABIC, and specific universities. We track active programs.
F-2 visas are available for spouses and unmarried children under 21. Spouses on F-2 cannot work but can study part-time. Children can attend US public schools free.
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The 12 questions every Saudi applicant gets asked at the US Embassy in Riyadh and Jeddah, with sample answers and what consular officers want to hear.