American University Washington DC, American University of Washington

• Established: 1893
• Location: Washington, USA
• Students age: from 18 years.
• Number of students: 14,000 people
• Language of instruction: English
• Type of study: private university.

American University is a research institution located in Washington, DC with a world renowned faculty and reputation, prestigious academic programs. Students are distinguished by their abilities, leadership qualities, are actively involved in social work, today's leaders train the leaders of tomorrow.

American University is a Methodist institution established by Congress in 1893. The university was established to prepare civil servants for future work, and this concept continues to this day.

The American University experience is based on the idea that most of the learning takes place outside the classroom. Housing & Residence Life is committed to providing and complementing quality programs and services that improve student learning.

American University dorms are dynamic communities that create a positive atmosphere. Each dormitory has unique features, so that students in dormitories participate more fully in the life of the university.

Housing & Residence Life's Housing Services provide resources for students looking to live off campus.

Accommodation in the residence is guaranteed only for students of 1-2 courses. Many AU students, including graduate and undergraduate students from Washington College of Law, live off-campus in the Metropolitan DC area.

Cost of living:

• Single occupancy - from $ 6452
• Double room - from $ 5048
• Triple occupancy - from $ 3767.

Meal plan - from $ 3050.

Center for Student Engagement (CSI) - American University's Center for Student Experience:

• Student government
• Student Clubs
• Student media
• Brotherhoods
• Alumni Governing Body.

CSI is dedicated to leadership development, organizational consulting, programs that help build a sense of belonging to the next generation of change creators.

The university offers over 150 student clubs ranging from community and cultural organizations to service and academic groups.

AU Student Media includes organizations in journalism, photography, film, music.

The AU fraternity consists of 3 councils, 31 organizations, and over 1600 students.

• 77th in the ranking of the best national universities-2019
• 94% of faculty teachers have the highest scientific degree in their field.
• AU faculty members include former ambassadors, elected officials and Oscar, Emmy, Pulitzer Prize, National Book Prize winners.
• Based on the prestigious scholarship, competitive results published in May 2017, more than 250 AC faculty members participated as Mentors for Merit in the past year.
• Faculty work is funded by some of the country's most prestigious donors, including the John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation, the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, the Ford Foundation, National Institutes of Health, National Science Foundation, National Endowment for the Arts.
• AU is the leading "manufacturer" of Fulbright Fellows (12 in 2017), one of seven institutions to have issued 2 Truman Fellows.
• Academic offerings include 71 bachelor's programs, 87 master's courses, 10 doctoral degrees, as well as the JD, MLS, LLM, and SJD programs of Washington College of Law. Students have the opportunity to create customized, interdisciplinary programs at the bachelor's level.
• AU is renowned for its innovative research facilities.

Located in a beautiful residential area of Washington, DC, the campus combines the benefits of a traditional college with the energy, culture and capabilities of a world capital.

The university community in a large city is the neighborhood of local attractions with the well-groomed territory of the university and its own arboretum. Centennial buildings stand next to modern objects, young people study art in museums and theaters.

The focus on energy efficiency and sustainability is reflected in the organization of buildings, from new LEED certified structures to an arboretum.

• Sports center - 65 $
• Student activity fee - $ 62
• Technology usage fee - 120 $
• Metro U-Pass - 136 $
• Insurance - from $ 814 / semester.

The application for admission is a scholarship application.

• Guardianship services

• Student's supervision