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| LEADING THE FINE ART OF MAKE-UP INTO THE NEXT MILLENNIUM™ |
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| Information for Foreign Students |
 This
school is authorized under federal law to enroll nonimmigrant alien
students.
Permission
to come to America as a student also allows you to be accompanied
by your spouse and unmarried children under 21 years of age. After
completing the course of study, a foreign student also is eligible
to apply for authorization to accept employment in the United States
for practical training (one month of work may be granted for each
four months of study pursued). Thereafter, an additional thirty (30)
days may be granted for departure from the country.
The process
for obtaining an M-1 student visa (M-2 for spouse and minor children)
begins with a prospective student making a written application to
our school. This written application, including school transcripts
or other records of courses taken, proof of financial responsibility,
and other supporting documents, is received, reviewed and evaluated
at our schools location in the United States. The $100 nonrefundable
registration fee must be included with the application, prior to issuance
of the I-20.
Once we
determine that a prospective students qualifications meet all
standards for admission and we accept the applicant for enrollment
in a full course of study, we issue the student a certificate of eligibility
(I-20 M-N). That certificate then is taken by the student to the American
consulate in the students home country for use in supporting
the M-1 visa application.
If a foreign
student desires to open a bank account for the purpose of paying their
tuition, they must do so three (3) weeks prior to the first day of
class. This must be done to guarantee that the funds from their new
American bank account will have cleared and are available one (1)
business day prior to the first day of class.
If the student
chooses to wire the deposit ($100.00) and/or the tuition payment directly
into the school account, he or she may do so. Information regarding
this procedure can be obtained through the Administrative Office of
the Make-up Center.
(The foregoing
information has been prepared by the schools legal counsel and
is derived from relevant statutes 8 U.S.C. § 1101 (a)(15) (M)
(i-ii), and regulations 8 § E.F.R. § 214,2-3). |
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