Dear continuing international students,
Thank you for your patience as the University works through the guidance for international students for the fall quarter. It has been stressful and difficult for all of us to wait for specific instructions. We want to do as much as we can on the front end to try to make the process easier for you in the long run.
Here is what we know right now:
For continuing students that have had an active continued attendance I-20’s since March 9, 2020:
For new students currently in the United States who have a transfer pending or change of level I-20 form and had an active continued attendance I-20 as of March, 9, 2020.
For new or initial students (meaning, you are outside of the U.S. now and need or have an initial I-20 to enter the U.S.):
Again, thank you for your patience. We will continue to share more information with you as details are confirmed. Important information will also be emailed to you from your academic departments.
If you have questions, you can email internationalstudents@ucr.edu.
Student Scenario | Is it OK to take 100 % online courses in Fall 2020? |
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In the U.S. Continuing UCR student with active continued attendance I-20 as of March 9, 2020 | Yes |
In the U.S. New Fall 2020 student with a transfer pending or change of level I-20 who remained in the United States and had an active SEVIS I-20 as of March 9, 2020 | Yes |
Outside of the U.S. Continuing UCR student with active continued attendance I-20 as of March 9, 2020 | Yes |
Outside of the U.S. Current or New Student with new or initial I- 20 seeking entry into the United States for the Fall quarter (transfer student, terminated student seeking re-entry) | No (students need to enroll in at least one course that has an in-person component) |