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_Monday In-Depth_
International (,>ni,,uit,(iimmp-1^1
1\ In submitting i hank state
mi'nt showing their lin.uui.il
status
lint in their determination to
study ill tin1 I 'llited St.lies,
some stmieilts sole step this re
r |l 111 eme I)t
Sanjeev Singh, trom Indio is
•in example Singh. .1 i (impute!
si ii-ii( e student in his third
visit .it the I 'niversih said he
hummed S 10.000 from Ins
.unit .mil uni le to deposit in Ins
bank .11 i mint in Indio In tempo
i,ndv meet tins requirement
1 pul it m im .it i mint lor
|iis| one da\ lie said I lie
hank statement reflecting that
amount, however. was enough
to get Inin a visa In the end
Singh -brought oiil\ sj.uuti
w ith him to tin I inteil Stales
lie has siiii e been able to sup
port Inmselt bv w orking In the
i omputei si ieni e department
Mam students work mi (am
pus Nora Items set retarv nt
I Alt' lood sersiies, said hall oi
the emplovces in her depart
mi nt an inter mil imial site
detits
\ Inn il time
I hee l ong (big a business
majoi known as lames outside
ot Singapore h.is supported his
wile and lumseii b\ working in
the I Ml Sky light Kelei tm y
dining the last two ot Ins four
years at the I inseisits
( lug said his parents
helped finance his lirsl two
seals Ills parents make a I is
mg m Singapore In slaughter
mg and transporting < Ini kens
trom t,ii ms to markets and res
lam.mis
In I ttMH ()ng man ied ins f ian
i ee m Singapore and dei ideil it
would lie i tieapei tm tiei to
( mne lo the I ‘luted States than
to i .ms oil a iong-distaiu e rel.i
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lionship Although tliev went
through some rough times
upon returning to the I 'mversi
tv ( )ng hi'lieves it proved to !»■
i he.iper ill the long run
After tliev returned lie
worked lit hours .1 week and
took 10 to 2 1 credits ,1 term It
w ,is ,1 hard time tor us he
said Hut alter we got married
mv < ar insuram e w ent dow 11
mv phone lulls got smaller and
I sav ed a lot ot moliev b\ mm
ing into l 'niversitv lamih
housing
Despite the limitations tliev
la< e I lie students vv ho 1 nine h 1
the I hliversity Irom 7.1 conn
tries around the world "man
age to Hand Aid enough sup
port together Hriggs said.
( iillur.il imhalaiu r
I in.mi us also dit tali' him
nun h i ultiir.il ili\ ersitv foreign
students bring to the I ■ niversi
tv
AImm.nl.i is one ul t'l slu
dents from (Antral .uni South
Amcrii .1 I bis nunilmr stands
in stark i oulrast to the mini'
lli.in Httt) students imm last
• uni Si ml Insist \si.i In l.n I, ol
thr I 1 count lies with the must
students at the I niversitv .
eight nl them are Pat itu Kim
nations
A inulliliide ul ei iinumii . ge
(■graphic and polilii al lai tors
cause this imbalance, Briggs
said
Because some economies are
healthiei than otllers students
Imm i ertain i minifies are bet
tei able In studs abroad than
• illiei s 1 in example it is ai tu
alh i beeper tor some Japanese
students to study abroad than
at home. Briggs said
llie dance ot inlernation.il
exi Itange rates also plax s a
part (!hen I lei Thang called
\ it toi in the t lilted States he
bel t's Taiwan's improved et on
mm now gives most Taiwanese
the option of studving abroad
lave years agi i that u as ntit the
At that time, when the ex
change rate u as )n I'aiw anese
dollars to one t' S dollar not
nearly as main people t mild
have atiorded to study at the
University, Chen said But tie
i ause the ext hange rate has
non climbed to iiti to one In
believes many more people t an
study in the I lilted States
tunny Stark a foreign sin
dent adviser in the Interuatum
furn to International, Page 10
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