U.S Student visa Process : From Admission to Visa

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Complete Course on U.S. University Admission and the Student Visa Process

This practical and comprehensive course offers a comprehensive immersion into the U.S. university admission process, as well as the crucial steps to obtain an F-1 student visa. By the end of this course, learners will be equipped with the knowledge needed to successfully navigate each stage, enabling them to complete their admission to the United States without relying on costly immigration agents.

Bonus: Access a list of U.S. universities that do not require a language test for admission, opening additional opportunities for international students.

This course offers a practical, detailed approach to help learners successfully navigate the complex U.S. admission process, giving them the opportunity to achieve their educational aspirations without hassle or unnecessary expenses.

Gain an in-depth understanding of the U.S. university admission process, including the required qualifications, necessary documents, and pre-enrollment steps.
Master the techniques for researching quality universities in the United States at competitive prices.
Decode the emails received after an application and interpret the I-20 form — a crucial step in the visa application process.
Successfully complete the payment of government fees and the SEVIS fee, understanding their purpose and use.
Become familiar with practical applications such as filling out the DS-160 form and booking an appointment on the U.S. government website for the visa interview.
Acquire essential skills to succeed in the visa interview, including common questions and effective answering techniques.
Prepare effectively for travel and entry into the United States after obtaining the visa.
Understand key strategies to maintain F1 visa status once in the U.S.
Bonus: Access a list of U.S. universities that do not require a language test for admission, opening additional opportunities for international students.

Course Content

Module 1: Understanding the American University System

Lesson 1.1 – Differences between Community Colleges, Colleges, and Universities

02:07
Lesson 1.2 – Types of Degrees (Associate, Bachelor, Master, PhD)

02:10
Lesson 1.3 – Credit System and Semesters in the USA

01:48
Lesson 1.4 – Admission with a Language Test (TOEFL, IELTS, Duolingo, exemptions)

02:00
Lesson 1.5 – Admission without Language Test (FOR Francophone Students)

01:39
Lesson 1.6 – Diploma Evaluation for Bachelor’s or Master’s Track

02:20
Lesson 1.7 – Admission Requirements for Universities and Community Colleges

02:42

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Course Content

Module 1: Understanding the American University System

Lesson 1.1 – Differences between Community Colleges, Colleges, and Universities

Lesson 1.2 – Types of Degrees (Associate, Bachelor, Master, PhD)

Lesson 1.3 – Credit System and Semesters in the USA

Lesson 1.4 – Admission with a Language Test (TOEFL, IELTS, Duolingo, exemptions)

Lesson 1.5 – Admission without Language Test (FOR Francophone Students)

Lesson 1.6 – Diploma Evaluation for Bachelor’s or Master’s Track

Lesson 1.7 – Admission Requirements for Universities and Community Colleges

Module 2: University Search Techniques

Lesson 2.1 – Realities to Consider When Searching for Universities in the USA

Lesson 2.2 – University Search Resources: Government Websites

Lesson 2.3 – The State-Specific Admission Portals: The Case of Texas

Lesson 2.4 – Common Application (Common App) and Other U.S. Admission Platforms

Lesson 2.5 – Open Secret: Work with the Education Adviser at Your Country’s Embassy

Lesson 2.6 – Practical Case: Navigating University Search Websites

Lesson 2.7 – Additional Tools for University Search: Google, YouTube, and Family

Module 3: Website Navigation and Key Information on U.S. University Sites

Lesson 3.1: How to Navigate U.S. University Websites

Lesson 3.2: Key Information to Note on U.S. University Websites

Module 4: Submitting Your Application

Lesson 4.1: Creating a Profile

Lesson 4.2: Submitting the Application

Lesson 4.3: Uploading Required Documents

Module 5: Actions After Submitting the Application

Lesson 5.1: Email Analysis

Lesson 5.2: Understanding the I-20 Form and Acceptance Letter

Lesson 5.3: Paying the SEVIS Fee (Government Fee)

Module 6: Practical Case – Visa Application

6.1: Practical Case – Visa Application

Module 7: Practical Case – Scheduling the Visa Appointment

7.1: How to Find Available Appointment Locations by Country

7.2: Scheduling an Appointment on the First Website: evisaforms.state.gov

7.3: Scheduling an Appointment on the Second Website: evisaforms.state.gov

Module 8: Succeeding in Your Student Visa (F1) Interview

Lesson 8.1: Required Documents

Lesson 8.2: Behavior to Adopt

Lesson 8.3: Appropriate clothing

Lesson 8.4: Frequently Asked Questions in the Student (F1) Interview

Lesson 8.5: Sample Questions and Answers – F1 Student Visa

Module 9: After Obtaining the Visa – Preparing for Departure and Settling in the U.S.

Lesson 9.1: Administrative Preparation Before Departure

Lesson 9.2: Packing and Travel Day Preparation

9.3 Immigration Process to first Installation transition

9.4 Procedures to be carried out within the first 30 days

Module 10: Life as an International Student in the U.S. and How to Maintain and Succeed on F1 Visa

Lesson 10.1: Understanding Your F1 Status and Succeeding Academically

Lesson 10.2: Administrative Duties, Community, and Work

Lesson 10.3: Other Practical Tips

Conclusion

Module 10: Life as an International Student in the U.S. and How to Maintain and Succeed on F1 Visa

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