August is here, which means that it is almost time to head back to school. If this is your first time studying in the United States, you may be wondering what to expect upon your arrival.When you enter the country at a U.S. air, sea or land port of entry, your first stop will be primary inspection…
The latest SEVIS by the Numbers report from the Student and Exchange Visitor Program (SEVP) gives you an interesting insight on international education data. For instance, did you know that there are 966,333 F and M students studying in the United States and 75 percent of F and M students…
Part of your responsibilities as an F or M student is to safely keep legal documentation issued to you by the U.S. government and your school stating that you are authorized for studying in the United States. If you are traveling for the summer, it is important to take them with you and keep them…
Are you considering enrolling in a U.S. high school? International students who attend high school in the United States may benefit from improved English and social skills, better navigation of the U.S. college system, and college readiness.Keep in mind that F-1 students can only maintain status by…