Destinations

Your education, your city. Study anywhere in the US with our trusted partners.

Your ideal destination

At Primus360, we connect you with the best English schools in the US, helping you find the perfect place to study and grow.

Our partners are located in some of the most exciting cities in the country—each offering unique experiences, culture, and opportunities.

We take care of every step of your journey: from selecting the right program and city to assisting with the admissions and visa process.

Whether you dream of improving your English, preparing for university, or starting a new adventure abroad, we make everything simple and stress-free.

Explore your study destinations below!

Our English Study Destinations in the USA

Discover your ideal place to study English with Primus360.

We connect you with accredited schools and programs across the U.S., helping you choose the city, campus, and experience that best fit your goals. Each destination offers its own culture, opportunities, and lifestyle — and we guide you through every step, from school selection to your visa process.

MIAMI

MIAMI BEACH

ORLANDO

TAMPA

NEW YORK

PHILADELPHIA

DENVER

LOS ANGELES

SAN DIEGO

SAN FRANCISCO

SEATTLE

LAS VEGAS

DALLAS

AUSTIN

LAS VEGAS

Key Stats
200+
students placed
12+
partner cities
5.0/5 based on 120+ reviews

What is the best city to study English in the United States?

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  • Florida → Miami, Miami Beach, Orlando, Tampa

  • New York → New York City

  • Massachusetts → Boston

  • Pennsylvania → Philadelphia

  • District of Columbia → Washington D.C.

  • Illinois → Chicago

  • Colorado → Denver

  • California → Los Angeles, San Diego, San Francisco

  • Washington → Seattle

  • Nevada → Las Vegas

  • Texas → Houston, Dallas, Austin

  • Georgia → Atlanta

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Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know about cities, admissions, and visas to study English in the U.S.

When can I start the course?
Many schools have frequent intakes (weekly or monthly). We’ll confirm exact dates for your city and level when you apply.
What level of English do I need?
No minimum level is required. You’ll take a placement test and join the class that matches your level—from beginner to advanced.
Can I work with a student visa (F-1)?
With F-1 you may work up to 20 hours/week on campus. Off-campus jobs require special authorization (e.g., CPT/OPT) under specific conditions.
What is the minimum program length?
Short options start at 2–4 weeks. For F-1 programs, most schools require full-time study and terms from 12 weeks or more.
Do you offer housing?
Yes. Depending on the city: homestays, student residences, and apartments. We’ll send options, pricing, and booking timelines.
What’s included in the tuition?
Typically tuition covers enrollment and classes. Materials, health insurance, and housing may be billed separately. You’ll receive an itemized quote before enrolling.
How does the admissions and visa process work?
We help you: choose program/city → apply to the school → receive your acceptance/I-20 → pay required fees → prepare the DS-160 and consular appointment (or change of status if you’re already in the U.S.).
How far in advance should I apply?
We recommend 6–8 weeks if applying from abroad and 3–4 weeks if you’re already in the U.S., to secure your seat, housing, and paperwork.
Can I change cities or transfer to another school?
It’s possible, subject to school policies and SEVIS rules. We’ll guide you to keep your status and complete the process correctly.
Are payment plans or financing available?
Some schools allow module-based or monthly payments. An initial deposit is usually required to issue the I-20. We’ll confirm options for your program.
Do I need health insurance?
In many schools/states it’s mandatory. We’ll share recommended policies and pricing; you may also submit your own plan if it meets requirements.
How do I show financial proof for the F-1 visa?
With recent bank statements (yours or a sponsor’s) covering tuition and estimated living costs. The exact amount depends on the school and city.