is community college “publicly funded adult education”?
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i need to change into a student visa but on US govenment website it said I can’t get visa proved from “”publicly funded adult education”, the definition is The law prohibits the issuance of F-1 visas to attend publicly funded adult education programs. Publicly funded adult education is defined as:
“education, training or English as second language programs operated by, through, or for a local public school district, system, agency or authority, regardless of whether such a program charges fees or tuition.”Programs under this definition can not accept students in F-1 status, even if tuition is charged.http://74.125.95.132/search?q=cache:38oLjfVdoXYJ:usinfo.org/enus/government/forpolicy/types_1269.html+what+is+publicly+funded+adult+education+program&cd=8&hl=en&ct=clnk&gl=us&client=firefox-a
so are community college or tech schools “publicly funded adult education”?thanks.
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Answer by Mickey D
I don’t believe a community college fits that definition as long as you are enrolling as a normal student. Technical schools are different, although they still don’t seem to fit the definition of “adult education.”
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