University officials are aware of today’s decision by the U.S. Department of Homeland Security to modify the regulations related to online courses permitted by the Student and Exchange Visitor Program (SEVP).
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UTEP Statement on Changes to Department of Homeland Security Rules for International Studentspic.twitter.com/3Nqj5QXRAc
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There are more than 1,400 international students who will attend UTEP in the fall. We will work individually with each of them so that their course schedule meets federal requirements for their F-1 visa.
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We will work with each of them so that they can start or continue progress toward earning their degree. We will provide additional information directly to students in the next few days.
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Students with questions and concerns can reach out to the Office of International Programs at oip@utep.edu or 915-747-5664.
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All what we need to know now, when are you going to post the new Schedule for the Fall 2020
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Today at noon, Our president should be emailing us as well with more information
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But courses are full/closed. What good does it do us to know that a course is online but we can't register because it took forever to come up with the new schedule?
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Hi, Stephanie. Please contact the Student Success Help Desk at studentsuccess@utep.edu, and a representative can assist you with any issues regarding closed or full courses.
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Is it possible for this to happen at EPCC? There's many international students attending Community College and could really benefit from something lile this?
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