Nepali Kancha  YOu should talk to the community college .. they have advisor .. they might help you.

ANS · Jan 27, 2010 6:59 PM

koi experianced manche holan ni yaha????? tyo college ko adviser le mail nai reply gardaina .....ani there is summer in between so, pahile nai apply garnu parla ki summer siddhene belama gare pani hucha????

ktg · Jan 27, 2010 7:02 PM

you need to get admission first to the college in which you were trying to move. for that talk with the international / admission office about the requirements. if you meet the requirements, apply for it and have your i-20 ready for the Fall. Then you are almost done. At the end you need to transfer your SEVIS from the previous one to the newer one. Transfer your SEVIS when your Spring semester is over or you can do after the Summer. Cheers :)

damauli_guy · Jan 27, 2010 7:46 PM

ani maile aaile tranfer prosess suru garda yo aaile padhi rako university sanga kei pani kaam hunna......

ktg · Jan 27, 2010 8:37 PM

hudaina

damauli_guy · Jan 27, 2010 9:28 PM

हा हा हा हा, २ बर्षको छौ भने चाइ यसो बुबु माम खाँदै ओछ्यान मुत्तै बस्दा राम्रो हुन्छ, ठुलो भये पछी तेसो गर्न दिदैनन साथी। anyway, you want to go to community college, here is the procedure: 1. First talk to your advisor, do not do anything without talking to him. 2. basicly you go to community college for the pre-requisite courses, so find out what are the pre-requisite courses that you need to take. 3. find out if the community college is offering those courses. 4. Take an appointment with one of the counsellers of the community college 5. tell your story to him once again 6. He will let you know the procedure to admit in the college. 7. Follow his instruction and register for the classes. 8. Again, your advisor of the university should know what the heck are you doing outside, and also you have to keep in mind the minimum credit hour requirement. you cannot just take 6 credit hours in community college and enjoy masturbating all night. you should always take at least the required credit hours being an international student. सबै भन्दा राम्रो खुरुक्क जाउ के गएर त्यह पनि सोध, जाठो अल्छि घरमा बसेर यो साझाका प्याज खाएर कुरिलोको फुर्ती लाउने हरुलाई सोधेर पनि हुन्छ?

Rodiohead · Jan 28, 2010 3:32 PM

feri pani hasaunu bho yaar......khas ma ma aaile new mexico ma chu....ani ma texas transfer huna khojdai chu.....aba sabai tira appontment lidai personally betna ta impossible nai cha......so ma k garne bidhar ma chu bhane paila community college apply garchu..ani i-20 aaucha ani yaha ko internaational advisor lai bhetera mero sevis tranfer gardeu bhanchu...tei ta garne hola ni hai????

ktg · Jan 28, 2010 3:43 PM

That is correct. I strongly suggest you to talk to the international student advisor. tell him everything, and listen to his suggestion.

Rodiohead · Jan 28, 2010 5:00 PM

I didn't speak to my international advisor even a single time when i transferred to community college from university. It is not required. Just gathered the documents required at new college, when time came to transfer SEVIS, sent a fax, they sent it back to my new college and I am thru, that's it. I don't know why do international advisor waste time in such act which is a loss to their college. International advisors can never say no to you if you have been accepted by another college because it a student's right to choose whichever college they like to study.  I-20 SEVIS transfer bhaye pachhi matra aauchha,  btw which community college you are intending to transfer to in texas? I am at Houston Community College, it is a good college. Tuition fee is 1600 per 12 credit hr. No health insurance required. But u can always buy for your good sake. Most professors who teach at University of Houston teach here too, so will be easier to transfer in future as most credits will get transferred if u wanna transfer to University of Houston. Urban area, aauna saath kaam pahinchha, think abt it. I suggest you that you fill out the application as transfer student of new college now, summer ma kaam garda garda application deadline pass bhayeko thaha hudaina.  Main thing u need to do now is fill the application online for desired community college now, i mean today or tomorrow. Good luck.... Last edited: 28-Jan-10 06:09 PM

RUKDHELL · Jan 28, 2010 5:44 PM

Admission for International Transfer Students We would like to take this opportunity to thank you for your interest in Houston Community College. You have made an excellent choice of colleges to further your education, and we look forward to serving you and your educational needs.  Houston Community College admits transfer students who already have established F-1 status while attending other colleges and universities. A transfer student may be admitted to either in the academic program or the intensive English program. Students planning to transfer to HCC must submit a complete application to the Office of International Student Services by the following dates (incomplete applications will NOT be accepted for processing):   Application Deadlines Fall Semester ..................... August 06 Spring Semester ................ January 10 Summer Semester ............. ..May 14 Required Documents A student who wants to transfer to Houston Community College must provide the following documents before he/she can register for classes: ___1. Complete the  Web Application for Admission to HCC  (please print the automated HCC acceptance letter at the end of the transaction) ___2. Complete the HCC International Student Application Form (I-20) (please complete the form online and then print and sign it) ___3. Submit a copy of all previous SEVIS I-20 Forms ___4. Submit a copy of your passport, visa and I-94 Departure Record (front and back please) ___5. Submit Original Financial Documents (These documents will not be returned) If there is a sponsor, the following items are needed: Affidavit of support (I-134) or a personal, notarized statement of support (all sponsors) Bank letter stating balance of account and date account opened OR last 3 months of statements (all sponsors) Letter from sponsor's employer stating length of employment and salary (for U.S. sponsors only)If a government agency or company sponsors, the following item is needed:        An official sponsorship letterIf the student is to be considered self-supporting, the following item is needed: A bank letter validating at least US $18,500  ___6. Submit the Foreign Student Advisor's Report to your current Designated School Official (International Advisor) together with  a copy of the HCC  acceptance letter (see #1) ___7. Read and sign the regulation to  Maintaining Your F-1 Status ___8.  Submit a non-refundable application fee of $75 (checks and money orders must be made payable to Houston Community College) ___9. Submit the application in person to 3100 Main Street/ 11th floor or mail the complete application to:     Office of International Student Services Houston Community College System 3100 Main, 11th Floor  P.O. Box 667517  MC 1138 Houston, Texas 77266-7517 ________________________________________________________________________ Submit an Official Transcript(s) from all previously attended U.S. institutions. The transcript must be available upon your initial  academic advising session prior to initial registration with Houston Community College.   All new incoming students must attend a Mandatory International Student Services Orientation.  The Orientation will be held on January 15, 2010 in the 2nd Floor Auditorium at 3100 Main Street, Houston, TX 77002.  The orientation begins at 9:30 a.m. and ends at 1:30 p.m. We are looking forward to welcoming you as a student at Houston Community College.

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furke · Jan 28, 2010 6:20 PM

RUKDHELL bro ekdum ekdum thank u yaar for ur advice n help...bt ma notrhlake janchu hola....because teta mero relative haru chan ra tetai ali comfortable huncha hola.....

ktg · Jan 28, 2010 9:19 PM

baru northlake ko process tha cha bhane yesso post gardinu na yaar....

ktg · Jan 28, 2010 9:21 PM

Application Deadlines and Information for Prospective Transfer Students F-1 transfers from U.S. high school/college/universities must provide verification of status prior to receiving an I-20 from North Lake College. An Academic/USCIS Standing Formmust be completed by the last school attended and be faxed or mailed directly to the International Center. It is the student's responsibility to complete the necessary transfer paperwork in a timely manner and to request SEVIS release from the former school upon confirmation of acceptance at North Lake College. Be aware that students who are released in SEVIS and have not received admission to North Lake College will be out-of-status and will have to file for reinstatement. This is a lengthy, costly process and a fee will be required. Application Deadlines*  Fall Semester - August 1 Spring Semester - December 1 Summer I and II - May 1 International students may NOT apply online. *Student must report to North Lake College by the designated date (as stated in acceptance letter) to attend mandatory orientation and complete the state required Reading, Writing and Math assessment test. Required Forms and Documentation (PDF files require the free Adobe Acrobat Reader for viewing.) North Lake College Application Application for International Student Admission (PDF) Evidence of Financial Support Proof of English Language Proficiency Academic/USCIS Standing Form F-1 transfers from U.S. high school/college/universities must provide verification of status prior to receiving an I-20 from North Lake College. A transfer clearance form must be completed by the last school attended and be faxed or mailed directly to the International Center. Transcripts. Students must submit official transcripts from each college or university previously attended in the United States. A minimum 2.0 GPA is required to be eligible for transfer. Students should also provide copies of transcripts from schools attended in their home country. Health Record Proof of freedom from tuberculosis (TB) is required for admission. The test must have been taken within the past year in the U.S. TB tests that are more than one year old or have been taken outside the U.S. are not valid. A copy of the student's immunization record is highly recommended. We strongly encourage all international students to purchase a health insurance policy that meet their individual needs. Questions? Please visit the college International Student Center (A-418) or call  972-273- 3155. Fax: 972-273-3138, or send mail to: North Lake College International Student Center - A418 5001 N. MacArthur Blvd Irving, Texas 75038 USA Office Hours: Mondays - Thursdays 8:30 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. Fridays 9:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Direct link: http://www.northlakecollege.ed...

furke · Jan 28, 2010 10:23 PM