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Make sure you know which documents you need to return from a trip abroad.
Student Financial Services (SFS) advises that As of November 1, 2016, the University will no longer accept cash payments for student accounts. You can pay your tuition and other charges by check, wire, e-payment, Western Union, and money order. Get prepared for November 1st and learn more about your payment options. New students can open a U.S. bank account soon after arrival. See information at Your First Week.
This is to reassure you that the recent ruling of the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) holding that graduate students having appointments as teaching or research assistants are considered “employees” of the University and are eligible to vote to form a union will not and cannot affect your student visa status.
Background:
On August 23rd, the NLRB decided that students studying at private universities may be treated as employees when are appointed to positions of teaching assistants or research assistants. This fall, the NLRB will decide which students are eligible to vote in…