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13-Jun-2001 11:14 AM |
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alor |
Hi,
I want to know if the united states embassy is interested in two year college or four-year college before issuing a nonimmigrant visa for african students? Thank you. |
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16-Jun-2001 03:46 AM |
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alex |
You probably have a slightly better chance with a 4 year college. But there are plenty of students who get visas for 2 year colleges too, and for schools that are much worse then colleges, like ESL. Make sure all your papers (finances, proof of ties to home country, affidavits etc.) are in order. Also a famous 2 year college is better then unknown 4 year. Just my opinion. |
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16-Jun-2001 10:03 PM |
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in19 |
They shurely give 2-year community college I-20's serious considerations, otherwise, they would'nt have given me a 5-year multiple entry visa. Whats even more surprising, I didn't have single bank document with me... ;) |
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17-Jun-2001 12:51 AM |
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alex |
Yeah, it kind of depends on which country you are from. |
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