Dear Student,

My record indicated that you have paid your SEVIS fee of $350 on Roosevelt University's I-20 and perhaps already submitted the DS-160 form to the U.S. Embassy in your home country.

I believe some of you may have been denied your F-1 visa to study in the U.S.  There is still a second chance to reapply again, but your second application must be significanyly stronger than the first one. If nothing really has change, I would suggest that you attend this important sesion to review the red flag of your DS-160.

Many students prepare only for the visa interview.  In fact, the visa officer reviews your DS-160 first, and this already influences the decision.

However, this opportunity only helps students who:

• Prepare their DS-160 carefully

• Present a clear, consistent study plan

• Demonstrate genuine academic intent

WHAT WE WILL COVER IN THIS SESSION

• Why the DS-160 is the most important part of your F-1 visa
• How visa officers review your DS-160 before meeting you
• How inconsistencies (program, funding, sponsor, gaps) lead to 214(b) denial
• How to prepare a strong DS-160 aligned with your I-20

If you are casually exploring options or are not committed to Roosevelt University, this session may not be useful for you.  We are not a transfer university.

Parents are encouraged to attend

Please attend the session on time. If you register, please make the commitment to attend. If you are unsure about your availability, please do not register. This session will help you avoid common DS-160 mistakes and better prepare for your F-1 visa interview. Proper preparation can make a significant difference in your visa outcome. Your participation matters, and we look forward to seeing you there.