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<h1>About San Francisco</h1>
Besides, being the fourth most populous in California and the 13th most populous city in the United States, San Francisco is also a top destination for international students. This credit goes to the Universities situated here which has produced numerous Nobel laureates and Pulitzer Prize winners. Here you will get to study in the famous home-city of Silicon Valley, the birthplace of Information and Technology. It is close to the main headquarters of Google, Facebook, and other leaders in technology innovation. Universities here offer a wide range of specializations for every level of proficiency such as Bachelor’s, Masters, and Ph.D. (doctoral studies). San Francisco being close to the silicon valley, provides numerous opportunities in the field of computers and technology to students, paving the way for their better future.
<h2>Top Universities in San Francisco</h2>
University of San Francisco: The University of San Francisco is devoted to providing the education a traditional form with modern ideas. Some of the majors from different degrees are Business Administration and Management, Science and Technology, Accounting, Biology, and many more. It is a research-oriented university where programs are taught to enrich the knowledge and skills of the students. Many students from the University of San Francisco have received the Gilman award for participating in study abroad programs from the center. Forbes ranked USF 185th at the national level. The U. S. News and World Report ranked the University 96th out of all the Universities in the country. The Washington Monthly has ranked it 173rd nationally. USF was also ranked tied 6th for its student ethnic diversity. For community service, the University was ranked 30th by the Washington Monthly from 297 national universities.
San Francisco State University: San Francisco State University situated in San Francisco which was established in 1899. It is a top-rated university which attracts international students from all around the globe. The university is highly reputed for its maintained quality of education. SFSU's tuition fees are one of the lowest in the nation. It offers excellent training at a very cheap rate without compromising on quality. SFSU's campus ranks consistently in the top 20 nationwide in awarding undergraduate degrees to minorities. The university gives equal and great opportunities to all its students. SFSU has over 300 clubs and organizations to help students explore their interests and find their niches. Entertainment Weekly and The Hollywood Reporter has named this university as one of the nation's top film schools which produce great short movies each year. It was ranked 433 by Forbes for its excellent facilities and high standards of education. It is continuously among top-ranked universities of the country. 
University of California, San Francisco (UCSF): It is primarily dedicated to health science and part of the University of California. The School of Medicine here is the oldest medical school in the Western United States and is also the top recipient of NIH funding as of 2017. It has been ranked five as "Best Medical Schools: Research" and two as "Best Medical Schools: Primary Care" by U.S. News &amp; World Report.  The UCSF Medical Center is the nation's 7th-ranked hospital and California's 2nd highest-ranked hospital according to U.S. News &amp; World Report. With 25,398 employees, UCSF is the second-largest public agency employer in the San Francisco Bay Area.
<h2>Popular degrees in San Francisco</h2>
Following are some of the top degrees to study in San Francisco:
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	<li id="yui_3_17_2_1_1567309252760_444">Business Administration &amp; Management</li>
	<li id="yui_3_17_2_1_1567309252760_511">Liberal Arts and General Studies</li>
	<li>Legal professions and studies</li>
	<li>Engineering (10,200),</li>
	<li>Biological and biomedical sciences</li>
	<li>Psychology</li>
	<li>Physical sciences</li>
	<li>Science technologies </li>
</ul>
<h2>Living Costs and Part-Time jobs </h2>
Living costs depend on a significant number of factors like one's standard of living, whether one chooses on or off-campus accommodation, and the University one is attending. The average cost of living is as follows:
<ul>
	<li>Housing cost can be less if you are sharing an apartment with three students who will bring down your share to $750. The average rent for one person can, however, be $3000.</li>
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The cost of food is high, but transportation is mostly a non-issue if you have rented a place close to the campus.
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	<li id="mntl-sc-block_1-0-32" class="comp mntl-sc-block mntl-sc-block-adslot mntl-block">You will need a minimum amount of $1,500 per month of income from part-time jobs to meet the necessary expenses in San Francisco. </li>
</ul>
There are many part-time jobs available for students so that they can earn while studying. This helps them to cope up with the expenses of studying abroad, which are usually higher. These are some of the jobs which are generally available for students:
<ul>
	<li>Cashier: This the perfect part-time job for students. The responsibilities include taking guest order with a smile, serving hot and fresh food, fast following food safety standards and working, and following the manager if you are working for a hotels or cafe. Besides this Cashiers are required for department and grocery stores.</li>
	<li>Marketeer: Also, if you are interested in marketing, you can get a job as student marketeer.</li>
	<li>Campus Employment: There are many employment options available for students within the campus at some universities. These include working at bookstores, cafeterias, university offices, and other campus departments. Universities provide formal work-study programs. You can get more information about this by contacting the admissions office.</li>
	<li>Also, you can work as an intern in the field you are pursuing. This will help you to learn and gain experience while working for the same. </li>
	<li>You can also find various part-time jobs through online portals. </li>
</ul>

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