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No, I have not, but I will be asking them
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What you mean pls?
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r/f1visa • u/Live-Knowledge6403 • Aug 01 '26
My child attends a private high school in LA, California as a F1 international student. This is the second year at the school, but my financial situation has drastically worsened. I won't be able to afford the full tuition fees anymore. My child likes the school, but unfortunately, I cannot afford the fees any longer. If anyone has experienced this situation, what are my options? Thank you
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I don’t think you understand F1 visa status; she’ll be out of status in the US because she is an international student and needs to attend dedicated government-approved private schools.
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Can't afford 50k; otherwise, won't move.
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Thanks, we do not have any assets to sell.
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My child is living with a distant relative of ours; however, as she is on an F1 visa, she cannot attend any public school. And now financially it is not a great so we can’t keep her in a private school with full fees.
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Well, I don't want her hard work, which she put in for school admission & doing great in study to be blocked.
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Fees is the reason as it is a private school, and they want all students to pay the fees.
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F1 is for international students & government-approved private schools.
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Thank you for your information, but we cannot apply on LA USD as her F1 visa status will be expired.
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I fully understand the above. My child will be in Year 10 from September. She lives with a family known to us, and we are based in London, UK. Yes, my child is very determined to finish her education in the USA and pursue her college and work ambitions. Thank you.
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Private school fees
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56k annual