hmmmmm...

I used to know a website that listed all possible scholarships etc

Ummmm...brain fart

Could google it

that would help...

please go look ...

but well studying means I could stay there for a couple of years...

scholarship means I will have to leave when I am done and can't come
back to visit for 2 years...

your laws suck...

But if you came over to study and got married Stef I think you could
stay right?

I will look into it. Ive never thought of studing abroad myself so....I
will look

What are you going into?

well LOL

but whom should I marry...?

who me?

studying u mean?

Yeah, what type of degree are you seeking & in what area of study?



*Mach sorry for the temporary hijack*

well I am currently studying business but I am planning on

studying early childhood education or something like that...

My sis studied abroad in Chile, and after the semester was up she had to
come back because the scholarship only lasted until the classes were
over.

But I dunno what its like to study IN the states.

Im looking up some info from my school...brb

And I did see the message before...

I loves me some libras!

thanks KT


awww Allen sooooo cute ^^

me and the ether

Maintaining Legal StatusIt is the responsibility of the student to abide
by the laws that relate specifically to "nonimmigrant aliens" in the
U.S. Failure to do so may subject you to deportation. All nonimmigrant
international students must be sure to do the following things:

Register at the school you were authorized to attend.
Keep your passport valid at all times (and up to 6 months in the
future.)
Request permission to extend your stay in this country, if necessary.
Follow proper procedures when changing from one educational level to
another (e.g., bachelor's to master's level)
Maintain your full-time academic status as a student (12 credits for
undergraduates and 8 credits for graduates.)
Obtain appropriate permission to work on and off campus.
Complete the appropriate income tax form, even if you have not worked
during the year.
Report you current address to the Immigration and naturalization
Service. (Form AR-11.)
Complete transfer paperwork in a timely manner.

Blah...

Pretty much I think your best bet would be to pick a handfull of schools
then ask to speak to an "international advisor" on campus and see what
you can find what each school offers

Hook-up?...What's that?...

MSU sounded like you could get extensions of time between semesters

Hiya Rose!



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