. How many universities did you apply to?
. To which universities did you get admitted?
. Why do you want to study in the USA?
. Can you tell me some details about your chosen university?
. What is your GPA percentage?
. Have you been to the U.S. before?
. What are your plans after graduation?
. Did you receive any scholarships?
. Who will finance your studies?
. Do you have any relatives in the USA?

3 Reasons Why your U.S student visa might get denied

1. If you show your intention to remain in the U.S. after you graduate

This is the most common reason that makes visa officers reject a student’s F1 visa and the most important aspect they follow during the visa interview. Without any exaggeration, try to make it as clear as possible that your only plan is to study in the States and that you will return home after you graduate.

2. If you cannot show financial ability to support yourself

You have to prove that you have the finances to live in the US. If you don't, you'll need to show your willingness to take a job to fund your studies and that contradicts the purpose of a student visa.

3. If your university/degree looks suspicious

If the visa officer considers that the university you applied to may not be accredited or sees other aspects that will make him/her wonder of the credibility of your chosen course or degree, this could be a reason to reject your student visa application. Your school must be approved by the Student and Exchange Visitors Program, Immigration and Customs Enforcement.

4. If you have members of your family already living in the U.S.

This raises the suspicion that either you apply for a student visa under a false pretext and your real plan is to immigrate or that you will remain in the U.S. after you finish your studies and pursue a career, with no intention of returning home.