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- 2. • Amy Jeftsis Executive Director of Online Advising • Sandra Williams is Director of Business Development for Europe • Lacy Powers is Manager of International Admissions and Principal Designated School Official • Carol Garza is International Students Counselor Presenters
- 3. Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University -Worldwide International Student Services
- 4. International Student ServicesTeam Lacy Powers Carol Garza Principal Designated School Official (PDSO) Designated School Official (DSO) Manager, International Admissions International Student Counselor wwintstc@erau.edu
- 5. PDSO Worldwide Headquarters staffmember approved by US government to act as liaison for the University, Student, and Government regarding F-1 student issues. DSO Designated School Official are staff members located on campus who are approved by the US government to assist with immigration issues regarding your F-1 status.
- 6. An international studentis defined as any non-United States citizen or permanent resident intending to study at an ERAU campus located outside the United States, students who live outside of the United States enrolled through Embry-Riddle Online, as well as non-residents and non-immigrants planning to study at an F-1 campus in the United States. This school is authorized under Federal law to enroll non-immigrant alien students through the United States Immigration & Customs Enforcement (ICE) Student and Exchange Visitor Program (SEVP).
- 7. Three (3) Typesof International Students 1st time students who want to obtain an F1 Visa to study in United States Transfer students already in the US with an F1 Visa and transferring to ERAU from another US school Students who want to study at the ERAU Worldwide Online Campus from home country
- 8. Campuses Authorized ToEnroll F-1 Students International students intending to study in the United States must possess an F-1 visa. The following Worldwide Campuses are authorized to enroll F-1 students with selection of an approved program: Fort Lauderdale, Florida Orlando, Florida Houston, Texas Phoenix-Mesa, Arizona Los Angeles, California Phoenix-Sky Harbor, Arizona Miami, Florida Portland, Oregon Oakland, California San Diego, California Seattle, Washington
- 9. STUDENT & EXCHANGEVISITOR PROGRAM (SEVP) Approved Programs for F-1 Students* Undergraduate Degrees: Bachelor of Science in Aeronautics Bachelor of Science in Aviation Maintenance Bachelor of Science in Aviation Business Administration Bachelor of Science in Technical Management Graduate Degrees: Master of Science in Aeronautics Master of Business Administration in Aviation *Not all F-1 approved campuses offer all degree programs
- 10. Cost and Tuition Current2016-2017* tuition rates are for most United States & International Worldwide locations and the Worldwide Online Campus. Course Level Civilian Cost Per Credit Hour Undergraduate $375.00 Masters $640.00 Benefit: No international tuition rate – F-1 students pay the same tuition per credit hour as US civilians. *Note: Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University reserves the right to increase or modify tuition and fees without prior notice (http://worldwide.erau.edu/admissions/cost-tuition/
- 11. How To Apply https://worldwide.erau.edu/ Step1 Complete the Admissions Application Step 2 Application reviewed by International Student Counselor Step 3 Welcome email sent in 5-7 business days with detailed instructions on what documents are required for admission
- 12. Admission Requirements Foreign CredentialEvaluation All undergraduate and graduate applicants who have educational experience outside the United States are required to provide an official course-by-course evaluation in English, to include the cumulative grade-point average English Language Proficiency Applicants for whom English is not the primary language must: Attain a minimum score on the Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL) of 550 (paper based), 213 (computer based) or 79-80 (Internet based) OR Attain a minimum score on the International English Language Testing System (IELTS) of 6.0 OR Attain a minimum score on the Cambridge English Language Assessment of 170 OR Successfully complete a college-level English Composition course with a grade of “C” or better from an accredited degree-granting institution http://worldwide.erau.edu/admissions/international-students
- 13. The I-20 (Not requiredor issued to International Students who study at the Online Campus from their home country) An I-20 is a USCIS form issued to the admitted international student from a sponsor (Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University - Worldwide) determining the authorized length of stay. The I-20 ensures the United States government that the sponsoring institution has verified that the international applicant meets all of the admissions criteria for that institution, has the English proficiency required, and has proven financial solvency.
- 14. Documents required toissue the I-20
- 15. Passport Submit a clearcopy of your passport. Passport should be current and should expire no more than six months from the time you start classes.
- 16. Bank letter andfinancial affidavit All students must have proof of funds totaling $24,500 for tuition and living expenses for one year. Bank statements must be detailed and in US dollars. If student has a spouse and/or children who will apply for F-2 dependent visas, add $3000 for each person. The documentation submitted to Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University is the same documentation submitted to the US Embassy for the F-1 visa.
- 17. Health Insurance F-1 studentsmust have health insurance per State law and University requirements as a condition of enrollment. Should you become ill or are in an accident and are hospitalized, remember health care is very expensive in the United States. Purchase insurance from the company of your choice after you have been granted your F-1 visa but before you register for classes. Provide a copy of your insurance Identification card to your campus adviser or emailed to wwintstc@erau.edu and it will be added to your student file. NO HEALTH INSURANCE – NO CLASS REGISTRATION
- 18. Immunization Record University requiresstudents to submit, prior to enrollment, proof of immunity to Measles and Rubella (German Measles). Documentation of immunity to Mumps, Tetanus, Diphtheria, and Polio is also highly recommended. A licensed health care provider must certify immunization data. Copies of school or military immunization records will be accepted as long as appropriate dates and signatures are indicated. Home records or self-reports are unacceptable.
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- 20. United States Citizenshipand Immigration Services VISA PROCESS 1. Apply and be accepted to a Student and Exchange Visitor Program (SEVP) certified school 2. Receive I-20 issued by School PDSO (Principal Designated School Official) or DSO (Designated School Official) 3. Pay I-901 SEVIS Fee 4. Apply and attend student visa appointment at US Embassy in your home country (http://travel.state.gov). Embassy Consulate determines eligibility for issuance of F-1 Visa 5. Arrive in US within 30 days of the term start date. 6. Maintain status during your studies in the US.
- 21. Upon Arrival inthe US 1. Secure housing and transportation 2. Visit your home campus for further information, class schedule and provide copy of F1 Visa 3. Begin taking classes and maintain F1 student status
- 22. WORKING IN THEUNITED STATES If you are an F-1 student, you have the option of training in the United States by engaging in practical training during your program or after it ends. Practical training can provide valuable work experience by sharpening and adding to the skills you are learning in school. There are two types of practical training available for F-1 students: Optional Practical Training (OPT) Curricular Practical Training (CPT)
- 23. Optional Practical Training(OPT) is temporary employment that is directly related to an F-1 student’s major area of study. Eligible students can apply to receive up to 12 months of OPT employment authorization before completing their academic studies (pre-completion) and/or after completing their academic studies (post-completion). However, all periods of pre-completion OPT will be deducted from the available period of post-completion OPT. OPT: For students engaged in post-secondary schools or at conservatories. Twelve months of Regular OPT is available for each higher level of study. Bachelor’s Degree = 12 months OPT Master’s Degree = 12 months OPT
- 24. 3 Categories ofOPT Pre-Completion OPT: Part Time 20 hours per week Enrolled in school for one academic year (4 terms) Apply for OPT 120 days prior to eligibility OPT must be directly related to students major area of study Student must obtain Employment Authorization Document (EAD card) prior to working Any portion of OPT used before the student’s Program End Date Post-Completion OPT: Full Time 40 hours per week Enrolled in school for one academic year (4 terms) Apply for OPT 90 days prior to eligibility Must be directly related to the students major area of study Student must obtain Employment Authorization Document (EAD card) prior to working 24-month (STEM) OPT Extension: For students who majored in designated Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math (STEM) degrees approved by DHS. This type of OPT is a 24-month extension of OPT.
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- 26. International Student CO-OP/Internship 1.F-1 students may be approved for CPT after they have maintained full time student status for one academic year (9 months/4 terms) 2. International students applying for co-op/internships (CPT) in the USA must be approved for University Credit 3. The co-op/internship must be directly related to current degree program 4. International students must contact the ERAU Worldwide International Advisor (wwinststc@erau.edu) with employment details to update I-20 with the CPT start and end dates.
- 27. CURRICULAR PRACTICAL TRAINING(CPT) ERAU Eligibility Requirements Undergraduate Student: 1. Must be active full time in degree seeking program 2. Must have a GPA of 2.5 3. Must have completed at least 30 credit hours before applying 4. Transfer students must have completed at least 30 credit hours with 12 at ERAU 5. Must have open electives/professional development electives available in your degree program Graduate Student: 1. Must be full time in degree seeking program 2. Must have GPA of 3.0 3. Must have completed 6 credit hours before applying 4. Must have completed 9 credit hours by start of internship 5. Must have open electives available in your degree program
- 28. HOW TO APPLYFOR CO-OP/INTERNSHIP Contact: WW Career Services Office wwcarser@erau.edu or 386.226.6092
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- 30. Upcoming Webinars: Jun. 13Part 2: ERAU Study Opportunities for International Students webinars.erau.edu
- 31. • Online Modalities—Bringingthe Classroom to You! • Technology Requirements • What Online courses Look Like • Academic Requirements for Being an Online Student • Student Resources • Career Services • Getting Technical Assistance • What Are the Next Steps? In Part 2 will we cover:
- 32. • Studying atour Berlin, Germany Campus – Degrees offered – Benefits of studying in Germany – Partnerships with Flight Schools and Associations – Participating in Special Seminars and Conferences • Studying at our Singapore Campus – Degrees offered – Benefits of studying in Singapore – Excellent choice for students from India, China, Indonesia, Malaysia, Korea, Japan and beyond In Part 2 will we also cover:
- 33. • Fort Lauderdale,Florida Orlando, Florida • Houston, Texas Phoenix-Mesa, Arizona • Los Angeles, California Phoenix-Sky Harbor, Arizona • Miami, Florida Portland, Oregon • Oakland, California San Diego, California • Seattle, Washington And finally, in Part 2, well look a bit more closely at our 11 International Student Campuses in the US: