How to immigrate to the United States after dropping out of college

Hello, of course. American universities are more tolerant of dropping out of school. As long as the reasons are appropriate, it is generally not difficult, but the necessary understanding and persuasion may still exist.

The way for American undergraduate students to drop out of school is to find their department and apply. After the department agrees to apply, it can drop out of school.

If it is an irresistible reason, you'd better think twice. You should know that once you drop out of school, you will return to China, so the hard-won opportunity to live and experience in the United States will be gone: the visa for studying abroad is generally F- 1 visa. When you drop out of school, it is no longer a legal student status, but a state of no student status. Within the validity period of F- 1 visa,

I suggest you follow the procedures when you drop out of school in the United States, and don't unilaterally suspend classes and return to China, otherwise it will have a great impact on your future visa to the United States, and it may be extremely difficult to pass it in the future.

Specific process: submit an application for quitting school, and explain the legitimate reasons for quitting school. After approval, the school will ask the Immigration Department to cancel the I-20 form. In this way, if you want to study in the United States in the future, just take the original I-20 form and transcript and explain to the visa officer the reasons for dropping out of school last time, various activities of the school, entry and exit records, etc. As long as the reasons are sufficient, the visa should not have any impact.

Finally, if you are not sure what to do after a while, you can go through the formalities of suspension from school, which is also a way out for yourself.