how does the new law 4437 affect me as a student?
437402
it's not a law, just a bill passed by Senate. It also needs to be passed by the house and signed by the president to become a law, which probably won't happen.\n\nAnyway as a student this new immigration reform probably won't affect you at all. If you are hoping to get permanent residency out of this that probably won't happen either.\n\nIt's all speculations really, we must wait for a law to pass before we know anything for sure
87495
I have no idea but they are and seems the laws are changing also! What I use to look forward to I now want to pull my hair out lol
1007383
Your question is a tough one and if you are from Canada or the US, countries with which I am most familiar, I would say you need to report the situation to the university authorities.  I don't know the situation where you are so it is difficult to give suggstions.   You need to decide if the benefits outweigh the disadvantages, and possibly begin to quietly work toward reform of your system.
99535
It depends on why or how you lost it, if it expired you will have to go back to school to get caught up on the new things, if it was suspended you will have to apply to have the suspencion lifted. Also depends on the laws of the state you live in
464002
I  think this may help.\nhttp://www.immigration.ca/student.asp
84436
Below is the source for a fact sheet that talks about that.  Effect depends on the age of student and what is being watched.  Check it out!  Good luck.
31986
It is based on your previous years tax return. The logic is: if you are working, you have more money to help pay for your schooling. You can always take out a loan. The government is not obligated to pay for your higher education.\nGood luck!
669137
It is better to go as a student. For immigration purposes, you will be better off. Being a student allows you the time to learn about the place. As an employee, you need an employer to employ you. Won't that be difficult if you have never been there and you are inexperienced, you are only a fresher.Sart small and you will grow. If you really want to work there, as a student, you will have ample time to inquire directly about jobs while studying and it is also easy if you have some experience living in the place you will be better equipped and your immigration statue will also be better. Students are allowed to apply for work permits after a certain period.
1132213
Tell them exactly what you posted here. They should excuse or re-schedule you. \n\nI was summoned while away at college, and was waived/excused twice because of that (since I was not living in town at the time). If you're studying in college, they will excuse you, so you don't miss any education. \n\nYou shouldn't have a problem with it.
1167032
Only if you want to be suspended, expelled, and/or prosecuted by the full extent of the law. Seriously, some guys got suspended recently for EATING THE TEACHER'S COOKIES. No joke.
1094156
contact your state .f.b.i.   office on this matter they can tell you the lawsdiffer from state to state . this is fact on tis matter....
796070
Ask your university, Foreign Students Association(it might not be called that at your school but a group that helps people from other countries).Or your school counselor might be able to assist you in finding out about that.
786411
why da hell do u need it now its on march. Having it wont help, unless ur under the blinker that u will plan ur study likewise!!
432101
The age issue is a convenient way for the government to deny you additional financial aid.  The burden of proof before you turn 24 is acutally monumental and very tiresome.  Although I have not dealt with such a close call, it seems you would have to turn 24 during the previous year (year of your tax return used on FAFSA).  Otherwise, it helps if your parents and extended relatives are all dead, you are a single parent, and are struggling to survive such that you would practically have no time to go to college.  Well, ok, they are not THAT insane... or are they?  ...
711479
The best thing to do is check with UCAS they should be able to tell you all you need to know...\n\nwww.ucas.com
556781
I am a third year law student. What's the question? If you are asking if this is a possibility, it is. Consult a lawyer. It's called forum non conviens.
87169
If you are a continuous student, I believe that any changes do not affect current students in the year of the program that the changes affect (i.e. you are a freshman any changes to the freshman requirements shouldn't affect you but any changes to the sophmore requirements may). However, any changes made while you were on hiatus or sabatical for example typically do.