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    Hey there, i have been admitted to undergraduate studies in the US and my F1 visa interview is in a few days. Can someone here please share what type of questions do they usually ask undergraduate students. I’m applying from the republic of georgia if that’s relevant https://mobdro.bio/​ . Thank you.
    Last edited by keronbwan; 01-19-2024, 02:59 AM.

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    The questions you'll be asked will focus on your intent to study in the US, your financial means, and your ties to your home country. Some common questions include:
    • Why do you want to study in the US?
    • What are your plans after you graduate?
    • How will you pay for your studies?
    • Who will sponsor you?
    • What are your ties to your home country?

    To increase your chances of getting approved, be prepared to answer these questions with confidence and clarity.

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    • #3
      Congrats on your admission! F1 visa interviews can be nerve-wracking, but being prepared helps. Here are some common questions for undergraduate students (including those from Georgia):

      Your study plans:
      • Why the US? What makes the US education system or your chosen university so appealing compared to options in Georgia or elsewhere?
      • Why this program? Explain your interest in your specific field of study and how it aligns with your future goals.
      • Course knowledge: Be prepared to discuss your chosen courses and demonstrate basic understanding.

      Ties to your home country:
      • Plans after graduation: Explain your intentions to return to Georgia after completing your studies and how your US education will benefit your career there.
      • Family and community connections: Highlight your personal and professional ties to Georgia that demonstrate your commitment to returning.

      Remember:
      • Be confident and speak clearly.
      • Answer questions honestly and directly.
      • Have your documents readily available (financial statements, acceptance letter, etc.).
      • Dress professionally and arrive on time.

      Bonus tip: Research the university and your chosen developerbook program thoroughly. This shows genuine echat interest and helps answer questions confidently.

      Here are some resources that
      koows might be helpful:
      Good luck with your interview!

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      • #4
        Your breakdown of common interview questions, particularly tailored for undergraduate students from Georgia, is invaluable. Understanding and articulating one's study plans, including the reasons for choosing the US and a specific university, is crucial. Similarly, demonstrating ties to one's home country, such as future career plans and family/community connections, can strengthen the applicant's case. subway surfers

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