Here is a site for Study Abroad Programs for International Students in America. ASC services are available to international students including individual instruction and writing support. You can watch a Video Clip about Life at an American University ... abroadatau.american.edu/iaep/students.htm

This is a question of law, the only chance is to marry an American citizen. If you write a letter to Obama, he cann't help you either. He has to follows the law too. Alternatively, if you have special talent, you may be considered under the labor law, special person that we can not find in the United States. Do you have such special talent to offer? the talent must be unique or out perform others. Special Information: No one can work in The United States without social security number. Of course, foreign students are not permitted to work. In the black market, you can negotiate a marriage with an American citizen. So, she can take you to America and work to pay her back.

Hi Adam, this site tells you everything. http://www.usastudyguide.com/

If you want to come to America, you need to have money. NO SPEAKING ENGLISH, NO PROBLEM. If you don't speak English, you may enroll in the non-accredited schools. As long as you can pay, you can stay. If you speak English and want to study in the college, you will needed to meet certain requirements. The cost of living in US including school tuition is around $30,000-$40,000 /year. 1. You need to proof your acceptance to any school in US. The school must be in compliance, meeting all requirments for student visa. 2. Proof of financial supports for the years that you will stay in US 3. Fill out the application form for student visa.

If you want to relocate to America, learning English can or can't be on top of your list to do. I say this because it all depends where you relocate to. Since the U.S. is a multi-ethnic country, its not difficult to find specific nationalities and/or ethnicities that reside in small to large communities where it would be easy to live day-by-day speaking your native language. I think the most important thing you would need to do first is obtaining a Visa. http://travel.state.gov/visa/visa_1750.html I hope this was helpful and good luck. :-)