Zeecos:

Check plymouth

Bmuhd4smile:


I applied there too. I learnt it's a nice city with jobs.

vvansalam:


But can you pay up if you go with your partner and he works full time?

mimilyrics:
1. You don't need a newspaper publication; your wedding certificate (in addition to other evidence) is okay to show marital links for your T4 visa and you're not required to change your name after marriage.
2. I guess you mean tier 4. Using your maiden name won't be an obstacle.
3. You'd need to show that the funds you require have been held in your account in the manner specified by UKVI. Finding a job ASAP will be dependant on your location; sometimes, it takes more than a month to find a job. Even if you do find a job as soon as you arrive, it will only be just enough for your bills/maintenance. Making enough money before your tuition payment deadline will be difficult on a 20-hour minimum wage job plus you'd be too worried about your fees to be able to effectively engage with your course.

mimilyrics:
1. You don't need a newspaper publication; your wedding certificate (in addition to other evidence) is okay to show marital links for your T4 visa and you're not required to change your name after marriage.
2. I guess you mean tier 4. Using your maiden name won't be an obstacle.
3. You'd need to show that the funds you require have been held in your account in the manner specified by UKVI. Finding a job ASAP will be dependant on your location; sometimes, it takes more than a month to find a job. Even if you do find a job as soon as you arrive, it will only be just enough for your bills/maintenance. Making enough money before your tuition payment deadline will be difficult on a 20-hour minimum wage job plus you'd be too worried about your fees to be able to effectively engage with your course.

mimilyrics:
1. You don't need a newspaper publication; your wedding certificate (in addition to other evidence) is okay to show marital links for your T4 visa and you're not required to change your name after marriage.
2. I guess you mean tier 4. Using your maiden name won't be an obstacle.
3. You'd need to show that the funds you require have been held in your account in the manner specified by UKVI. Finding a job ASAP will be dependant on your location; sometimes, it takes more than a month to find a job. Even if you do find a job as soon as you arrive, it might only be just enough for your bills/maintenance. Making enough money before your tuition payment deadline will be difficult on a 20-hour minimum wage job plus you'd be too worried about your fees to be able to effectively engage with your course.
If you get a minimum wage (£8.72) job, you'll be making 174.4 per week and £697.6 per month minus rent and bills of about £290-450 (assuming you get a room in a shared house inclusive of bills) plus estimated food and transport costs of about £150 and have just about £50 leftover per month which is not even close to a quarter of what your outstanding fees will be.

mimilyrics:
1. You don't need a newspaper publication; your wedding certificate (in addition to other evidence) is okay to show marital links for your T4 visa and you're not required to change your name after marriage.
2. I guess you mean tier 4. Using your maiden name won't be an obstacle.
3. You'd need to show that the funds you require have been held in your account in the manner specified by UKVI. Finding a job ASAP will be dependant on your location; sometimes, it takes more than a month to find a job. Even if you do find a job as soon as you arrive, it might only be just enough for your bills/maintenance. Making enough money before your tuition payment deadline will be difficult on a 20-hour minimum wage job plus you'd be too worried about your fees to be able to effectively engage with your course.
If you get a minimum wage (£8.72) job, you'll be making 174.4 per week and £697.6 per month minus rent and bills of about £290-450 (assuming you get a room in a shared house inclusive of bills) plus estimated food and transport costs of about £150 and have just about £50 leftover per month which is not even close to a quarter of what your outstanding fees will be.

Sorelee:
Im guessing Portland Oregon. It has a huge variation in affordability which depends on which part you choose to live in........

Lents, Brentwood-Darlington is going to be most affordable. If you're looking for something closer then Kenton, Creston-Kenilworth, and Woodstock can be cheaper options.

Oregon is Relatively affordable when Compared to San Francisco, CA

Lewis & Clark isn't ? A better Choice for an Environmental law program


Portland Eugene

theamerican:


You're welcome I'm sorry, I've decided to not communicate via private messages anymore. I'd be glad to help you if you post on here and I see it. Spring is doable

Sorelee:
Im guessing Portland Oregon. It has a huge variation in affordability which depends on which part you choose to live in........

Lents, Brentwood-Darlington is going to be most affordable. If you're looking for something closer then Kenton, Creston-Kenilworth, and Woodstock can be cheaper options.

Oregon is Relatively affordable when Compared to San Francisco, CA

Lewis & Clark isn't ? A better Choice for an Environmental law program



Lol. Oregon State University school of Law. Haven't checked the exact location. It's a public school

theamerican:


I remember your username. I just want to point something out to you. If you think repplying for a visa with a "ranked" school will guarantee your visa, I'm afraid you need a really good reality check. You will still have to work for your visa.

If you're asked why you changed to XYZ university in Oregon and all you can say is "it is a ranked school", it's just another futile effort. What's my point? If you're trying to get into other schools, this is the time to start asking yourself what you want, why you really want them and do your research and continue learning how to prepare for interviews.

Moving on, cost of living depends on so many factors. Like in any state, not all cities are the same so, where your school is/you'd live could be factors too. Oregon is a relatively expensive state to live in but remember: sometimes, the cheapest things in life aren't the cheapest. Mississippi, Alabama, Oklahoma are cheap states but there are so many places in these states you wouldn't wanna live in as a foreigner.

Don't rush any decision, wait for the next session and spend time preparing. Make better decisions and be self critical. Don't let your future be decided by a random, faceless person in another place like me and others here lol because in the end, you'll be the one to live with your decisions.

Always go for what's best for YOU, not what someone thinks would be best for them. I wish you the best.

folmus:


Oregon is not too cheap but affordable depending on what you mean by average. However, it's extremely cold there.

Chidinho10:



It seems that students that were denied in the last six months have not been able to book appointments. Let's just be hopeful that the development will improve in the coming weeks.

Goodluck!

sobastical2:


Are you trying to reapply with another school at the space of few months?
Can you defend your reason for change if school at that space of months?

if you can then you can refire, all you just need is to check up on your loopholes at your last interview and fill them up.

As for availability of datr for next month, check through the site constantly you might be lucky.

All the best. Cheers

imperiouxx:


Either of the two should be good for the course. I would go with the cheaper but ok one.

imperiouxx:


If you're concern about skin color, you should stay with Florida but the most important for an international student is tuition and living expenses... (I will go with the cheap and ok one). Oregon may be cheaper than Florida depending on where you're going for studies. Regards job prospects after school, your course of studies will determine which state will be best for you..... you can always move (I've moved from my original state to where I'm now). Regards weather, Florida is warm and calm with no snow.