STUDENT JOURNEY
Student Visa
Planning for college is an exciting time but without proper guidance it can quickly get overwhelming. There’s research to do, forms to fill out, people to talk amongst many other things. The volume of information available can be difficult to navigate. Let us help you through your student journey. Our easy to follow step-by-step Personal Plan even has a calendar sync option to help you keep track of important steps and dates. Let’s get started!
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Categories of Student Visa
Vocational Student
- Vocational
- Nonacademic
- Other than learning
Academic Student
- Accredited College
- University
- Seminary
- Conservatory
- Academic High School
- Elementary school
- Other Academic Institution
- Language Training Program
Exchange Visitor
- Teaching, Instructing or Lecturing
- Studying
- Observing, Conducting Research
- Consulting
- Demonstrating Special Skills
- Receiving Training
- Graduate Medical Education
- Recieve Training
Visitor
- Visiting Schools
- Non-credit Courses
- Primary for Business/Tourism
Academic Student (F-1 Visa)
Undergrad (Bachelor’s) Program
Select your entering class to get started with your Personal Plan.
Graduate (Master’s) Program
Select your entering class to get started with your Personal Plan.
Exchange Visitor (J-1)
Exchange Visitors Program
The Exchange Visitor (J) non-immigrant visa is for individuals approved to participate in work-and study-based exchange visitor programs. It provides opportunities for around 300,000 foreign visitors from 200 countries and territories per year to experience U.S. society and culture and engage with Americans.
Vocational Student (M-1 Visa)
Vocational Student Program
The vocational student (M) visa is a temporary student visa that allows international students to attend an accredited vocational or non-academic school, such as a trade school or practical training school. An M1 visa is usually granted for the duration of the course to a maximum of one year and extensions may be granted.
Visitor Visa (B1/B2)
Visitors Visa Program
B-1 visitor visa may be used for visiting schools, consulting educational conventions/conferences, and taking short recreational, non-credit courses. This type of visa is relatively uncommon for students, so if you’re interested in pursuing a a short recreational course in the United States, you should check with the educational institute offering the course to confirm the visa category.
