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I am very confuse about a certain question ask in the college application?
I am trying to apply for CSU Dominguez Hills and when I submit it. It stated that "This application is not for International applicants." But I've been living in USA for almost 12 years. I was not born here but yeah. So, does this mean you have to be a american citizen to apply for this school? I have everything, Visa/Green Card. I am very confuse????
2 Answers
- Brother HesekielLv 76 years ago
No, it doesn't mean that at all.
If you are an international student on an F-1 visa, the school has to confirm your status with the USCIS and you'd be paying a much higher tuition. But if you are not only a resident of the United States but of the Golden State as well, you'd qualify for in-state-tuition which is much, much, much, cheaper.
Cal State DH is very limited. You should try to get into Long Beach instead.
Source(s): An immigrant from Europe, I live on the American Rivera and work as an attorney in Santa Barbara, California. - Lisa ALv 76 years ago
International (foreign) applicants (students) need the school to sponsor them for an F1 visa. You already have a visa (your green card) so you do not need an F1. Therefore you are a domestic applicant.
