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I'm sorry, but I don't understand your question. Are you a fulltime student in Canada (on a student visa), and planning to visit the US?

I have also read similar statements stating that applying to a Community College looks bad to the Consular Officer. I agree with BigJoe5 and previous posters, as long as the Consular Officer is aware that this is a Community College and you still plan to go to a regular school after 2 years, I...

I have no idea about the tourist visa. But, about reentry into school. It depends on some things. Was the International Student Advisor at your school aware of the fact that you were dropping out due to financial reasons? If you simply left without talking to anyone, you have to reapply for a...

^ ^ ^ True!!

^ ^ ^ True!!

I doubt that you will be able to get a visa again cos of your illegal status in the country. In some years maybe..

I'm sorry, I don't understand your question.

As long as your I-20 is up-to-date, you don't need to renew your visa. However, if you know you will be travelling - then you need to renew it. I do not think that will be an issue, but you could always confirm with the international student advisor/office in your school. Ask them what...

Concerned4us is right, we can't predict. Besides, my intl advisor told me that you do not need to renew your visa. As long as your I-20 is up-to-date, you're fine. Thing is, you cannot travel. So, I'm going to renew my visa next year, not cos I need to but cos I don't want to be stuck in the...

There are schools where all students pay in-state tuition, those are usually affordable. You could also get a scholarship that may cover all or part of your tuition costs. Whatever you do, you always have to show enough money to fund your first year of schooling. Good luck!!

WES is a very popular one. Quite expensive too if you ask me. I evaluated my transcript with WES once (it turned out that I didn't need to). I hated my experience with them, very poor communication. They did as they pleased and ignored all the emails I sent them, till I asked for a refund. I...

You shouldn't have any issues....cos it's still valid.

Why didn't you speak to someone at the intl student office in your school? I believe they could easily have given you an extension. I know people who have been in a similar situation. I guess it depends on your consulate. Some are tougher than others. It'll definitely be more difficult for you...

Are college students so desperate and clueless that they'll go as far as paying for this?!! Besides, most schools offer services to help students with writing papers, dissertations, etc. If your school doesn't offer those, then see an english/humanities professor and beg them to help you...

You can definitely transfer. Check this blog out: wannabehomesick[dot]blogspot[dot]com The procedures for you to transfer to the us are definitely different from that of a freshman. The first step is finding a school that has your major. How to find a school/major, also on...