Going to an American university from the uk?

American universities are expensive, as mentioned here. BUT--if this is something you really want to do, I think you should give it a shot! You could start by looking on the CollegeBoard's website: http://www.collegeboard.org/ They have a college search you might find helpful! Also, university life in the UK and US are very different from what I understand. I think Americans take it more lightly, as college over here is known as a time to party and be reckless. You can switch your major countless times, and you don't have to know what you want to do when you enroll in college, which is kinda cool I guess. There are really expensive schools with a reputation as being "the best", known as the Ivy League. These include Harvard, Yale, Princeton, Columbia, Cornell, etc. They are notoriously hard to get into. While the east coast is known more for education, the west coast has great schools, too! I'd start by doing the college search and go from there. You could always study abroad and see how you like it before deciding to transfer. Good luck!

You need your A levels and the SAT www.collegeboard.org You need to apply, be accepted, prove you can pay and then apply for student visa. not sure what you mean by sports science. try www.a2zcolleges.com click on majors at the top

Don't do it unless you get a scholarship, it will probably cost you more than £100,000 for a whole course. Not worth it considering the standard of universities in England

Hi you do realise of course that the cost will be absolutely crippling as it will be more expensive than any british university so you will need a mega rich parent to fund this idea.

I've been to top Uni's in US and UK (I'm from the UK) and I have to say that these people don't know what they are talking about. UK uni education is significantly more expensive.