Sunday, April 20, 2008
Three Reasons International Students do not get USA College Admission
Money
You must have enough economic resources to support yourself with food, rent and local transportation, pay your college tuition, buy books and study materials before you get the USA student visa. Students without economic resources usually are denied.
Academic Qualifications
Serious students have excellent grades usually at schools with good international reputations and they take lots of academic preparation classes in their home countries before they apply for a USA student visa. Students with poor or unknown academic qualifications are usually denied.
English language skills
The higher your TOEFL score, the better your chances of getting a USA F1 Visa. Low TOEFL scores indicates students will not be able to study at a high academic level in English. Students with low English language skills will be denied.
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