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Study Abroad Brew. Your preferred study abroad Newsletter by Mega Limits 2.0
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Mega Limits
June 05, 2024
Greetings, Future Global Leaders! Welcome to Study Abroad Brew. Your preferred study abroad Newsletter by Mega Limits your one stop shop for all things study abroad. Let's dive in and explore the possibilities together!
But first things first fellow study abroad brewers…
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1. How to apply for F1 VISA go study in the US.
Securing an F1 visa is essential for international students planning to pursue their bachelor's or master's degree in the USA. Here's a simplified guide to the application process:
Obtain Form I-20: After being accepted into a SEVP-certified institution, you'll receive a Form I-20 from the school's designated official.
Pay SEVIS Fee: Pay the SEVIS I-901 fee online and keep the receipt for your visa interview.
Complete DS-160 Form: Fill out the Online Nonimmigrant Visa Application form (DS-160) and upload a suitable photograph.
Schedule Visa Interview: Visit the nearest U.S. embassy or consulate's website to schedule a visa interview appointment.
Attend Visa Interview: Be prepared to discuss your academic plans, financial situation, and ties to your home country during the visa interview.
What we Do. In case you are wondering…
Entirely free Initial consultation call… YES, this one is on us!
School search and application,
Scholarship and student loan options,
Advice on entry exams
Visa application assistance and preparation (Yes, you heard it right we in fact conduct mock interviews to get you ready and cooking before your actual interview)
Pre departure prep advice if needed.
Post arrival follow up if needed.
3. How to Fund your education abroad
Financing a program in the USA can be made possible through various options. Here's how to navigate the process:
Scholarships and Grants: Many universities and organizations offer scholarships and grants specifically for international students.
Student Loans: Investigate international student loan options available in both your home country and the country where you plan to study.
Part-Time Work: Depending on visa regulations and your program's demands, you may be able to work part-time while studying abroad. Look into on-campus jobs, internships, or freelance work to supplement your income.
Sponsorship and Support: Seek sponsorship from government agencies, non-profit organizations, or private companies that invest in education.
4. What you Need to Qualify for a Scholarship
Scholarships are valuable resources for funding your education in the USA. Here are common requirements to qualify for scholarships:
Academic Excellence: Many scholarships are merit-based and require a strong academic record, including high GPA and standardized test scores.
Extracurricular Involvement: Demonstrate involvement in extracurricular activities, community service, leadership roles, or relevant work experience.
Personal Statement: Write a compelling personal statement or essay that highlights your achievements, goals, and reasons for applying for the scholarship.
Letters of Recommendation: Obtain letters of recommendation from teachers, professors, or professionals who can attest to your academic abilities and character.
5.Program of the Issue:
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6 Visa Related Topics
So, you prepared meticulously for your visa interview, gathered all your documents, and yet the Visa officer didn't even peek at them. Why? like what in the heaven! But wait a minute, it's more common than you think. Visa officers have to make quick decisions, often in just a few minutes, based mainly on what you say. After all, in many of these countries, documents can easily be bought from across the street or be easily doctored to by a local village doctor, I mean you know what I mean. don’t ask as how I know this, I’m sure you know it too, Donncha? Visa officers need to decide quickly if they trust your story. And it’s in that story that you say that they make their final verdict, “Congratulations” or “I’m sorry but…” the rest becomes history. So, focus on telling your own story in the way it’s clear and concise. Let the documents be icing on the cake. For more insights on this topic, please watch one of our own brewed YouTube videos below. While at it, be sure to subscribe.
7. Immigration Update
May 21, 2024, Atlanta. The United States signed a historic Framework for Cooperation with the Government of Kenya to support new partnerships between universities and industry to drive innovation, research, and job growth in STEM-related fields in Kenya and globally.
8. Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Can I work while studying in the USA? A: Yes, international students on an F1 visa can typically work part-time on campus during the academic year and full-time during authorized breaks.
Q: How can I apply for OPT after completing my degree? A: To apply for Optional Practical Training (OPT), submit Form I-765 to USCIS along with required documents, including Form I-20, passport, visa, and employment offer letter. Consult with your international student advisor for guidance on OPT application procedures and deadlines.
Connection Section.
We hope this newsletter provides valuable insights and guidance as you embark on your journey to study in the USA. For further assistance or inquiries, feel free to reach out to our team. Wishing you success in your academic pursuits!
Contact Us: Have questions or need assistance? Reach out to our friendly team:
Phone: +13145868447(USA)
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