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my school is on the quarter system so I went for both the winter and spring quarter. @formerf1 I'm not sure which study abroad you are referring to but yes, I did get financial aid / scholarship on both. For the studyabroad during my undergrad, yes I received FAFSA financial aid, university...

@WhichWay2Go Here is what I can provide: 1) original copy of transcript from the US university I went on study abroad with (showing the out of country center I went to) 2) a letter or transcript from my home university showing that I was enrolled as a full time student during that period...

thanks everyone for your reply. I am planning to defer for a year just to be on the safe side. However I just realized there is another issue. I have been out of the country for approx. 7 months on a US university run study abroad program. My major undergrad major was International...

thanks guys for the response Yes, my primary residence will be in the US (my parent's place). No, I have not applied for US schools. The primary reason I decided on UK is due to much lower tuition... and free living (due to family circumstances). I know I won't be eligible for financial...

not necessary more advantagous but I think UK universities and other European universities or even a few Asian universities are very well comparable to first tier US universities. Right now, I can't afford the tuition here (yes my state university sucks) so the cheaper tuition is an advantage for me

because they gave me a better offer than I could have gotten in the US...

no, it's an university in UK

My situation is that I would have been a "permanent resident" / greencard holder for 5 years by October. However, I'm planning to leave in August for grad school abroad. It's a three years program but I would come back twice a year for the break. Would that kill my chance to get naturalized? If...

I am a Permanent Resident and I'm planning to go to grad school abroad for at least three years (it's a three year program). I know you can apply for the two years re-entry permit but obviously, that still fall short for me. So I was wondering whether the permit is renewable or whether I...