Each September, the U.S. government celebrates National Preparedness Month. This celebration serves as a reminder to individuals to prepare and be safe in case of an emergency. Natural disasters and severe weather can happen anywhere in the United States. If one of these emergencies occur, it is…
As you arrive to campus for the upcoming school year, it is very important to remember that you must maintain your nonimmigrant student status during your time in the United States. When it comes to your studies, follow the four rules below to have success in your classes and ensure that you…
Labor Day is a federal holiday in the United States. On the first Monday in September, people around the country honor American workers. Your school may host an event on Labor Day or may close in observation of the holiday.While this holiday celebrates American workers, there are certain rules…
There are two important government resources available to assist designated school officials (DSO) with their international students: the Student and Exchange Visitor Program (SEVP) Field Representatives Unit (FRU) and Project Campus Sentinel.Field representatives serve as liaisons between SEVP,…