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The simple answer is yes. A candidate can opt for a new university after having their F1 stamped. Once the student gets admitted to the new university. He can inform the original university that he wishes to transfer his I-20.
All you need to do is find the right university, search its website for an online form and fill it out. Once the form has been submitted, most universities will start their own transfer process within a week or so.
Please note that you can only transfer your SEVIS record once you have completed your program and/or employment as only one institution can maintain your SEVIS record at a time.
Submit OIAs SEVIS Transfer Out Request online at least two weeks before your proposed transfer date. Your SEVIS record will be automatically transferred to your new school on the release date you chose. The transfer is instantaneous and your new school will have access to your record immediately.
You will need a foreign transcript evaluation. Then submit it to a transcript evaluation company. You can get a course-by-course evaluation or a general evaluation. This process can take time, start as soon as you can.
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Below are some universities that offer rolling admissions for an International transfer student. New England College. Monroe College. Harrisburg University of Science and Technology. Wesctliff University.
Admission to a new school does not by itself authorize an international student in F-1 status to begin studying full-time at the new school. You must request your current school (UW) to transfer/release your F-1 U.S. government SEVIS I-20 record to your new school before you can begin full-time studies there.
Yes, you can. However, this may depend on the policy of the university you are attending and the one you want to switch to. Some university programs require you to transfer to select universities after completing your first year as a part of your program.

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