University of Southern California
Tuition/Year
USD 63,468 - 66,640
Acceptance
12%
QS Ranking
#100
Students
N/A
About University of Southern California
The University of Southern California (USC) in Los Angeles (QS Rank: 100) blends a strong private-university academic experience with unmatched access to the West Coast tech, business, and entertainment ecosystems. Indian students often choose USC for high-impact programs in Engineering and Computer Science, a globally recognized Business/MBA pathway, and its legendary Film school—supported by experiential learning, industry networks, and extensive career opportunities in Southern California.
Popular Programs
Fees & Living Costs
Tuition Fees
USD 63,468 - 66,640
per year
Living Cost
USD -
per year
Language Requirements
IELTS
7.0+
TOEFL
100+
Reviews & Ratings
See what students say about University of Southern California
10 Reviews
Sourav
The Business/MBA program offers a comprehensive learning experience with case studies and practical sessions. Many of my peers landed jobs in reputed companies shortly after graduation.
Pros
Real-world case studies in curriculum.
Cons
Intense competition among students.
Arpita
The film program's hands-on approach is unmatched and truly prepares you for the industry. There's a strong emphasis on networking, which helped me connect with potential employers.
Pros
Inspirational faculty and workshops.
Cons
Equipment may not always be available.
Sayantika
The Computer Science department has an excellent curriculum that keeps pace with industry demands. I found the placement cell to be very proactive in helping students find internships.
Pros
Access to cutting-edge technology.
Cons
Class schedules can be restrictive.
Moumita
USC has an incredible film program with hands-on experience and access to industry professionals. The communication faculty is supportive and well-connected for job placements.
Pros
Excellent network for film industry internships.
Cons
Competitive admission process.
Kaushik
USC's engineering faculty are very supportive, providing guidance and mentorship. The placements are quite strong, with many students getting offers before graduation.
Pros
Great support from faculty for projects.
Cons
Can be overwhelming at times.
