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What Happens to Student Loans if the Department of Education Shuts Down?
The potential closure of the U.S. Department of Education could shift student loan management to the Treasury, continuing borrower obligations. Loan forgiveness programs and financial aid may face changes or…
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Canada’s 2025 Study Permit Cap: Key Details
Canada has introduced a 2025 study permit cap, limiting applications to 505,162 to address housing, infrastructure, and public service strains.…
Top Countries for Student Visa to Permanent Residency
This article highlights the easiest countries for international students to transition from student visas to permanent residency (PR). Countries like…
India Introduces E-Student Visa for International Students
India launched e-student and e-student-x visas, enhancing its global education appeal. E-student visas cater to international students admitted through the…
Harvard University Reverses International Student Housing Decision
Harvard University reversed its decision to deny winter housing to international students after backlash, now allowing them to stay on…
Telugu Students Dominate US Visa Approvals in India
In 2023, Telugu-speaking students from Andhra Pradesh and Telangana dominated U.S. student visas from India, comprising 56%. Factors include a…
Can I Travel Out of UK on a Study Visa Post Classes?
Yes, you can travel out of the UK on a study visa after classes finish and before your dissertation, but…
F1 International Student: Managing High Hospital Bills Not Covered by Insurance
F1 students in the U.S. with high uncovered medical bills can negotiate with hospitals, apply for charity care, seek university…
Trump’s Plans Could Shake Up U.S. Student Visas Again
Trump’s potential immigration policies could deter international students and immigrants, affecting employers and skilled professionals by restricting Optional Practical Training…