Why Visa interview got denied even with Full Scholarship | What to do next

Hey besties,
Welcome back!
On today’s video, I heard a really sad story of how a lady with a fully funded scholarship got her visa denied.
This is not the first time such is happening, and this led me to make this video.
So we could know what to say, and what to avoid to ensure our visa to gets approved.
Time stamps:
00:17 - Intro
02:05 - Point 1
03:06 - Point 2
06:14 - Point 3
06:38 - F1 Interview Questions
08:41 - Point 4
(Trust me, you want to watch the entire video)
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[@ellalorlornyo]

Great information. I like the way you brought out the points. Thank you

[@blessingdickson_]

Thanks for watching ☺️

[@patmosfitness]

Mr Lukaku ke😂 Nice content though👍

[@bobshmurda8006]

you are doing great. Keep doing great

[@blessingdickson_]

Thank you!

[@SylvesterSitsope585]

So what will be your advice on how to answer what has changed? Knowing well that nothing has changed in terms of the finance and school

[@blessingdickson_]

Hi, you’ll have to change something. If you didn’t have funding before, try applying to a school that could give one. If you didn’t present your sponsor well before, present them in a better way.

[@SylvesterSitsope585]

@@blessingdickson_ I was denied last month May 2024. My COA is $39K and my Graduate Assistantship covers $30K with a deficit of $9K. I realize i didn't present my financial situation well but in reality nothing has changed. I am going with the same profile only to tell them i didn't present my finances well in the previous interview because i was tensed. Is that good to say?

[@Stylessamson]

Its tough out here, just tough. As it pertains to F1 visa, there’s no formula that guarantees approval however adequate preparation for questions such as study plans, sponsorship, home ties and post-graduation plans are key factors that will determine whether it’s a hit or miss. At the end of the day the final decision lies in the hands of the visa officer. A little slip up in response can cost you just as a casual gesture. Bottom line, give it your best shot and leave the rest to God.

[@blessingdickson_]

This is well said. Thank you

[@uwagboejuanian1668]

If you have 2 sponsors, how do you present it? Cause in the ds160, there's space for only one person?