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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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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…
Overpaid on Part-Time CPT: What to Do?
Being overpaid during part-time Curricular Practical Training (CPT) means you received more money than your work contract or visa conditions…
Trump’s Immigration Plans: Impact on Students & Immigrants
Donald Trump's 2024 immigration proposals, if enacted, could drastically impact students and immigrants, emphasizing mass deportations and restrictive visa policies.…
Indians Lead in Germany’s 2024 Opportunity Card Issuance
In 2024, Indian nationals received 31% of Germany's Opportunity Cards, a scheme for skilled non-EU workers like those in healthcare…
Top Countries for Graduate Opportunities 2025
Graduates worldwide seek opportunities in countries offering economic growth, quality of life, and cultural experiences. The U.S., Canada, Germany, Australia,…
New Zealand Boosts Scholarships to Woo Indian Students
New Zealand universities are boosting scholarships to attract Indian students, enhancing educational ties and addressing skill shortages. Key scholarships include…
High New Zealand Student Visa Success for Vietnamese Students
84% of Vietnamese students secure New Zealand student visas, surpassing the global average of 75%. This results from strategic educational…