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May I ask how they paid for it? Finishing college with no debt is an ideal thing but not everybody has parents who help out their children with bills and finances. Even when I was in college I worked fulled time and there was still no way I could have paid for it on my own, I lived on my own and paid all my bills on my own. I am currently paying off my student loans now so am I a parasite because I used student loans?
As long as the student loans are repaid there's nothing "parasitic" about it. He's not talking about his future bride becoming dependent on social services ...
Doesn't the spouse sponsoring the immigrant agree to be financially responsible for his/her immigrant?
I think that's the whole problem of family sponsorship, very very little is really expected of the sponsor.
As Resident Alien she will be eligible for financial assistance. Depending on he institution she wants to study at it might make sense financially for her to wait until she is eligible for in-state tuition. Admissions and financial aid at the respective institution can work out a complete plan for her.
Yes it is possible to get a PhD without financial support of parents or loans. Pick the right field and work your fanny off.
None, no one of this all foreign students get students loan. They all take pell grant, tm study for free. And you know that very well. And politician, at last republicans, know that very well. It will be stopped soon or lather.
No we Americans do not believe that you will not be parasite as you want start like parasite. Go home back to Mexico. We do not want you here.
Maybe before you opine you should look more carefully into the US immigration laws so that you know what you're talking about. You can go to the USCIS website linked in the first "sticky" on this forum to further your knowledge on the subject. It sounds from your post that English isn't your first language.
That is nice and all, but depending on the tuition amount, that is just not possible for most people.
My tution was $11k a year not counting summer session; on top of that I need to eat and a place to sleep. A job that pays $8/hr full time is only $16,640 a year gross. At $15/hr is $31,200; now without an education or any experience, where in the heck does someone find a job that not only pays for tuition, but pays for housing and food? Also allows enough flexibility to attend classes?
Many people do, and if you think only foreigners are parasites to America I'll have you talk to some of my former students and former classmate who ran off to Australia to get jobs and marry Australians so they wouldn't have to pay back their student loans.
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