What the administration should be doing to help international students
International students should not have to bear a major financial burden because of the University’s mistake, and the administration should act to rectify it.
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International students should not have to bear a major financial burden because of the University’s mistake, and the administration should act to rectify it.
International undergraduate students write a letter to President Eisgruber on behalf of all international students affected by the Optional Practical Training (OPT) work authorization processing delays.
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