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03-Sep-2001 04:01 AM |
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Jay Jay |
I'm starting full-time study (Undergraduate) in January. Would I need to take a full-load during summer vacation to stay in status?
I know if you start in the Fall and study for 1 year (8 months) you are allowed to take the summer off, but since I'm only taking 4 months of study, I was wondering if the same rules apply. Thank you! |
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04-Sep-2001 06:13 PM |
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InTrouble |
You don't have to enroll to summer classes to be in status. I am sure you are asking around about this. You should always first ask the International student advisors of your school for any questions like this one. |
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23-Sep-2001 04:49 AM |
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Serge |
No, you don't need to, unless you are in ESL (English school) or something like that. Undergraduate students in colleges can take the summer vacation like Americans. |
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