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3 Optimistic Outlooks for International Students in 2021

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1. International Students Will Return This Fall

According to sources, U.S. university campuses will soon open to welcome students back and to control the spread of coronavirus. In the coming weeks, a wide distribution of vaccines with 95% effectiveness will be available across the United States.

2. Biden Administration to Support International Students

The Biden administration is receiving feedback from college and university presidents and organizations like USNGE regarding the importance of welcoming international students to U.S. campuses. There will be quick preparations to strengthen U.S. consulate capabilities to support visa processing for students, promoting international student success and development.

Notably, many cabinet appointees are first-generation immigrants, reflecting a new era in Washington that truly understands the global importance of higher education.

3. Both Legislative and Executive Branches Support Globalization

The optimistic outlook has created new opportunities for international students.

In particular, OSI Vietnam’s Pioneer Scholarship Program will accompany international students during this period with scholarships covering up to 70% or 100% of tuition and living expenses.

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3 Optimistic Outlooks for International Students in 2021

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3 Optimistic Outlooks for International Students in 2021

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3 Optimistic Outlooks for International Students in 2021

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3 Optimistic Outlooks for International Students in 2021

Mr. Lê Thành Ân, 56 years old, left Vietnam 45 years ago and is the first Vietnamese-American official to serve as the U.S. Consul General in Ho Chi Minh City. His term will begin at the end of this month. He is also the highest-ranking Vietnamese-American in the U.S. diplomatic corps today. Before coming to Vietnam, Mr. Ân worked in Singapore, South Korea, and most recently in France. Speaking to the audience in both English and Vietnamese, Mr. Ân emphasized, "We all hope for a bright future in U.S.-Vietnam relations, and I will contribute my efforts to building an increasingly strong and positive relationship." (TNO)

3 Optimistic Outlooks for International Students in 2021

ARE YOU A U.S. PERMANENT RESIDENT? AND HAVE YOU BEEN OUTSIDE THE U.S. FOR OVER A YEAR? HOW TO RETURN TO THE U.S.? You need to apply for an SB-1 visa - U.S. Returning Resident Visa!