Who has HALF the tuition for theIDP program

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Is any body know that we have to have at least half the tuition for the IDPA program to attend the program no body told me that before please help .I am afraid to loss my seat bec. of that
 
Is any body know that we have to have at least half the tuition for the IDPA program to attend the program no body told me that before please help .I am afraid to loss my seat bec. of that
What?😕
 
Is any body know that we have to have at least half the tuition for the IDPA program to attend the program no body told me that before please help .I am afraid to loss my seat bec. of that
said who?
Are you a us citizen or permanant resident ?
 
Are u asking about the money u have to show in ur bank account for the I-20 and F1 visa?

Is any body know that we have to have at least half the tuition for the IDPA program to attend the program no body told me that before please help .I am afraid to loss my seat bec. of that
 
I think what the Visa officer wants to see is the 1st year's fee in cash in your checking/saving account, and the 2nd year's fee in the form of Fixed deposits, assets, PF (401k), real estate, stocks and others.

Usually people borrow money from friends and family a few months before the visa interview and put it in their account, so that they can show a hefty bank balance for a longer duration. Nobody has $100K in their bank account.

I know this cos my husband got rejected for finances first time, but got lucky second time. He did MSEE, so $40k bank balance was good enough for him.

Hope that helps.

Yes ,exactly can you tell me about it.
 
i think what the visa officer wants to see is the 1st year's fee in cash in your checking/saving account, and the 2nd year's fee in the form of fixed deposits, assets, pf (401k), real estate, stocks and others.

Usually people borrow money from friends and family a few months before the visa interview and put it in their account, so that they can show a hefty bank balance for a longer duration. Nobody has $100k in their bank account.

I know this cos my husband got rejected for finances first time, but got lucky second time. He did msee, so $40k bank balance was good enough for him.

Hope that helps.
thank you..
 
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