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6 months agoContributor-Level 10
West Virginia is considered reasonably affordable for higher studies in the US & as compared to some other states.
Given below are the costs UG students can expect to incur at West Virginia University:
Tuition Rates | Cost Per Year |
---|---|
In-state tuition & fees | USD 10, 104 (INR 8.62 L) |
Out-of-state tuition & fees | USD 28, 608 (INR 24.4 L) |
Housing Expenses | USD 12,900 (INR 11 L) |
Source: West Virginia University
In addition to the above mentioned costs, students can also expect to incur a tuition rate, as per the course of their choice.
For more fee related information, check out: West Virginia University Fee
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6 months agoContributor-Level 6
The duration of US student visa depends on the applicant's course duration, snce F-1 visa holders have a full-time course, their visas longer than six months of duration. Similarly based on the other visas, applicants' stay in USA will depend on their intent of stay and course or exchange programme duraton. Hence, it varies for all kinds of students visa holders in the USA.
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6 months agoContributor-Level 6
Yes, as per rule, US universities can grant offer letters to students one year prior to the commencement of their course in the USA. This step was taken to curb the piling of student visa applications in the US consulates. Students can apply for their student visas once they get their offer letters and I-20 forms. The payment of SEVIS fee is valid for a period of one year and applicants have to schedule their student visa interviews before the SEVIS fee tenure lapses. Once the interview slots are booked after paying all fees, applicants can schedule their interviews for student visa.
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6 months agoContributor-Level 6
In order to submit a student visa online for USA, applicants will have to first obtain their I-20 form from their universities from where they have got an acceptance letter from. Secondly, applicants will have to pay the SEVIS and MRV fee and once the fee is paid, they can schedule an interview at the nearest US consulate. All documents need to be in sync and all fee receipts have to be in place too when scheduling for a student visa application in the USA.
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6 months agoContributor-Level 6
There can be numerous reasons for US student visa rejections, some of them include incomplete documents - academic or financial, not enough financial aid to support education in the USA, suspicious characters who can pose threats to the US in future, those who are willing to stay in the US long term and have lttle intention of returning back, the English language proficiency is not up to the mark, there are relatives of the applicant residing on permanent visas in the USA, misleading information that doesn't match with the application and may others. The US consular is responsible to check if the applicant deems ft to study in the USA
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6 months agoContributor-Level 6
F-2 visa holders are basically dependents of F-1 visa holders in the USA, and there are certain rules that they have to abide by to avoid breaching the student visa. Some of the rules are as follows for F-2 visa holders:
- F-2 visa holders cannot enter the USA before or without the F-1 visa holder.
- The F-2 visa holders cannot work full-time or part-time while in the USA.
- No social security number can be allocated to F-2 visa holders.
- Also, no applicant can pursue a full time course at US universities or colleges on an F-2 visa.
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6 months agoContributor-Level 6
No, SEVIS fee is an important aspect of the US student visa interview and applicants are required to pay the fee max to max three days prior to the student visa interview. The receipt of SEVIS and MRV fee are both important in order to qualify for the student visa application in the USA. Thus, if there is any missing document, the applicants may be required to submit them within a stipulated time period and they may be issued 221 (g) slip also. So, it is advised that applicants submit and keep all documents handy.
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6 months agoContributor-Level 10
Yes, F-1 visa holders in the USA are allowed to work part-time on and off campus for 20 hours a week. While the students work part-time in the US, they also have to maintain their attendance and avoid exceeding the already set 20 hours a week for work. Exceptions can be made for US student visa holders if their universities are closed for holidays, they are permitted to work for up to 40 hours a week. This rule is only when there are official holidays going on or when the univeristies are closed for summer break.
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