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09-Apr-2002 02:43 AM |
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Damara |
I was born in Australia and I live there, but I have dual citizenship to the US and Australia (because my mom is American). If I want to study at a US college, am I considered to be an international student or not? |
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12-Apr-2002 12:27 AM |
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Brian |
If you already have a US passport then you have no
problems. If you don't, then you'll need to contact the US consulate to see what you need to do to get one. If you are a legal citizen of the United States then you can register as a regular student even though you reside abroad. |
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14-Jul-2005 03:26 AM |
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priya Community member Location: India
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hi Did u check this website http://www.f1study.com |
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