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studying abroad in a junior high school

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#1
  • Ryan
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  • 2023/04/23 08:30

I am a second year junior high school student and I am thinking of studying abroad in Los Angeles, USA.
I heard that public schools do not offer f1 visas for 2nd year students, but private schools do, so I was wondering if it is possible to attend a private school for the first year and then attend a public school from the second year. I would appreciate it if you could tell me.

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#8
  • 九九
  • 2023/04/24 (Mon) 09:32
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If you know about the I20, of course you know that you can only attend the school that issued it to you.

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#11
  • おっさん
  • 2023/04/24 (Mon) 12:07
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I'm not sure, but why not, for example, get an I20 issued at the evening session of a language school and get an F1
find a homestay for a fee and go to school there ？ it would be day, night and school
something like that, but there might be vendors.

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#12
  • 昭和のおとっつぁん
  • 2023/04/24 (Mon) 15:43
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International schools in Japan are
https://picks.goandup.jp/introducing-japanese-international-schools
or you can ask Americans in the US military base area in Japan.

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#14

？
And you can't go to a public school if you don't pay taxes …
and study abroad . If you really want to study abroad, boarding school would be the safest choice. ？
Even high school students under what age needed a guardian.

If you can afford 10 million a year, it is possible to study abroad by yourself, even if you are in junior high school.
Unless your parents work and pay taxes here, there is no other way to go to public school except for a special one-year exchange program ….

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#15

As for high school, I have heard that you can get an I-20 for the first 9 months and go to public school on an F-1 visa.
So if there is a public school that accepts you, contrary to Ryan's idea, you may be able to go to a public school first and then transfer to a private school. This was a long time ago, and anyway, I think you need to ask an immigration lawyer or something about this.

https://ryugakusei.ltsc.org

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