I don’t understand how this is about “fault.”
You don’t have the money to attend a US college. Neither do lots and lots and lots of American kids.
You weren’t given the correct information. When did this become about “giving”?? Is it seriously the responsibility of each and every one of the 4000 or so US universities to get their information out to each and every child on the face of the planet? or just India? or just you?
The first hallmark of an adult is someone who is capable of taking care of him-or-herself. That means YOU find out the information that YOU need. If you’re capable of finding College Confidential, then you’re capable of using google to find out the information you need.
Quite a few of the kids I teach will be going to the local community college because they can’t afford to go away to school. That’s no one’s fault; it’s a fact of life. I have no idea how we’ll pay for our 3 kids to go to college; that’s another fact of life. But when we began my son’s college list, we looked for:
a) finances
b) ability to get in
c) whether or not they have his major and
d) distance from home.
A school that did not meet ALL of those requirements simply did not make the list.
But before you even began to look at colleges in another country, I would imagine the very first question should have been “can we afford this???” Not “where do you dream of going?” but “What can we afford?” followed by “where can you get in?”
No one OWES you a free education, much less a school in another country. Your economic status is not their FAULT.