I need help understanding why I got refused after Administrative Processing

[Mirou_hml 0]

4 minutes ago, Boiler said:

Ranked very lowly, an odd choice.

still better than where I am studying now well better than most if not all of the universities in Algeria.

[Mirou_hml 0]

7 minutes ago, SusieQQQ said:

A 44% graduation rate for a college is shocking. That in itself is a sign that something is wrong with this place.

you think that could affect the decision of the VO? because I won't argue with that.

[SusieQQQ 11,586]

2 minutes ago, Mirou_hml said:

still better than where I am studying now well better than most if not all of the universities in Algeria.

Are you sure about that? (FYI there is no USNWR ranking for them because they declined to fill out the data. Imo that’s another warning sign.) I would be pretty certain that the top couple of colleges at least in Algeria are better than this one. Algeria has 8 universities in the THE ranking. This Maharishi place doesn’t appear to be in the rankings at all. 
 

You stated early on that you have good academics. There are reputable colleges in the US that offer funding to internationals with good academics.
 

By the way, I doubt that the low graduation rate was a reason for denial - as long as you have a valid SEVIS and funding it is not up to the CO to decide if the university is a good or bad investment for your education. 

[Mirou_hml 0]

1 minute ago, SusieQQQ said:

You stated early on that you have good academics. There are reputable colleges in the US that offer funding to internationals with good academics.

Can you elaborate on that please?

 

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By the way, I doubt that the low graduation rate was a reason for denial - as long as you have a valid SEVIS and funding it is not up to the CO to decide if the university is a good or bad investment for your education. 

yea I read so too

[SusieQQQ 11,586]

2 minutes ago, Mirou_hml said:

Can you elaborate on that please?

 

yea I read so too

Elaborate on what? 

[Mirou_hml 0]

6 minutes ago, SusieQQQ said:

There are reputable colleges in the US that offer funding to internationals with good academics.
 

this to be exact.

[SusieQQQ 11,586]

10 minutes ago, Mirou_hml said:

this to be exact.

I’m not sure what you want. Almost every private college offers some funding to international students and some public ones do too (usually the lower ranked state flagships or state colleges like Nebraska or Ohio State and sometimes even the better state flagships), though funding varies from very limited to very generous. If you’re looking for a list, I’m not going to sit here doing your research for you, especially as I have no idea what you actually want to do or what your grades or test scores are. If you have been serious about wanting to properly study in the US rather than just look for an easy visa, I would expect that you would already have done all this research already, to be honest.

Edited January 28, 2020 by SusieQQQ

[Mirou_hml 0]

3 minutes ago, SusieQQQ said:

I’m not sure what you want. Almost every private college offers some funding to international students and some public ones do too (usually the lower ranked state flagships or state colleges like Nebraska or Ohio State and sometimes even the better state flagships), though funding varies from very limited to very generous. If you’re looking for a list, I’m not going to sit here doing your research for you, especially as I have no idea what you actually want to do or what your grades or test scores are. If you have been serious about wanting to properly study in the US rather than just look for an easy visa, I would expect that you would already have done all this research already, to be honest.

Don't get me wrong I didn't ask you to go and do some research for me I thought you had something in mind already that's why you talked about that, that's why I asked, and yea I've done my research but couldn't find any this university was my last resort because I will be getting my degree this month and I don't want to waste time because of some personal issues, anyway sorry if I offended your or something, I didn't mean to.

[Boiler 45,492]

My understanding that for an advanced degree that the Institution was nearly as important as the qualification, just wondered travelling all this way and going to a third rate Uni, well seems odd.

[Mirou_hml 0]

1 minute ago, Boiler said:

My understanding that for an advanced degree that the Institution was nearly as important as the qualification, just wondered travelling all this way and going to a third rate Uni, well seems odd.

I had my doubts at first yea but as I said I got to know many Algerians who went there and I also met with some of their professors when they held a conference here that's why I applied for me and what I need it was a good opportunity.

[SusieQQQ 11,586]

16 minutes ago, Mirou_hml said:

I had my doubts at first yea but as I said I got to know many Algerians who went there and I also met with some of their professors when they held a conference here that's why I applied for me and what I need it was a good opportunity.

Well if you know many who went there then the implication is that the denial is something particular to your case.

[Mirou_hml 0]

2 minutes ago, SusieQQQ said:

Well if you know many who went there then the implication is that the denial is something particular to your case.

yea that's why I can't understand why.

[Just Paul 4,595]

11 hours ago, Mirou_hml said:

Can you elaborate on that please?

My 2 year community college down the street even has international scholarship opportunities.

 

While a small university in Iowa can get SEVIS status, applying for a masters and 2 year CPT raises concerns.  

 

 

[Mirou_hml 0]

3 hours ago, Paul & Mary said:

My 2 year community college down the street even has international scholarship opportunities.

 

While a small university in Iowa can get SEVIS status, applying for a masters and 2 year CPT raises concerns.  

 

 

sadly I can't find any good opportunities, but I will search again

[SusieQQQ 11,586]

2 hours ago, Mirou_hml said:

sadly I can't find any good opportunities, but I will search again

Your timing is somewhat strange too. For graduate school, applications generally have to be in between October and December to start the following fall.  I’m guessing you had a spring admit to this place, for which applications presumably had to be in some while back.. Graduate school is not generally a case of you just start whenever you feel like it. Whichever way you look at it, you have plenty of time to research for the next application cycle. Although, seeing as you don’t exactly know why you got denied, it’s hard to say if another application will be successful or not.