F and M Students Should Communicate Any Emergency Event To DSO
The U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) understands that international students studying in the United States may face emergency situations while attending their
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A Fake College Scheme Set Up By ICE Victims File a Lawsuit
An elaborate scheme involving a fake college set up in New Jersey by ICE has, unsurprisingly, resulted in a lawsuit by some of the foreign
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Foreign Born PhDs Prefer Established Setups Due To Visa Concerns
Instead, they choose to work at large technology companies with the resources and experience to sponsor foreign workers for highly coveted H-1B or
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F-1 Candidate Cannot Automatically Get Marriage Based Green Card
Many international students come to study in the United States every year through an F-1 non-immigrant visa. The visa is granted only for the
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Will SB 206 Affect Foreign Student Athletes’ Amateur Status?
California SB 206 would allow college-level student-athletes in California to market their name, image, and likeness without affecting their amateur status. How may
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North America Leading Destination for Computer Science Studies
Computer science graduates play an increasingly important role in our tech-reliant society. Just about everything we do involves technology – be it communicating
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What Are Options In Case Work Visa Petition Is Denied By USCIS?
One of the most common ways that foreign nationals come to the U.S. is by applying for a work visa (technically known as
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Foreign F1 Students Vital For American Economy or Academic, Scientific and Technological Advancement in the US
A new immigration policy release shows F1 students add to the American economy and are important for development. That international students, or those
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International Students Entering US Decline Due to US Policy Changes
The United States has long been a premier destination for promising students across the globe. International students have come to serve an integral
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U.S. Colleges Fear for Lack of International Students over Visa Delays
Charlie Bankart, the associate vice provost for international affairs at the University of Kansas, is worried. The new academic term at his institution
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