As you prepare for mid-term exams, review the requirements for maintaining your student visa status while studying in the United States.
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International Students Affected by Hurricane Sandy
Due to the impact that Hurricane Sandy has had on the East Coast, the Student and Exchange Visitor Program (SEVP) wants all international students and designated school officials (DSOs) to know that we are monitoring the situation closely and will provide additional guidance for affected students and DSOs as more details become available.
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F and M Students and Designated School Officials: What to do in an Emergency Situation
Being prepared for an emergency, such as a natural disaster, is important. The start of a new school year is an excellent time to review the steps you should take in case of an emergency.