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Pre-departure Information

Pre-departure Information This section lists the important documents you should bring with you to the United States. It also discusses health insurance and other matters that you must investigate before leaving your home country. The section also addresses financial issues and academic preparations you might need to make. Pre-departure Planning Academic and Language Preparation - You must have a solid background in basic academic skills. Documents to Bring - Plan to bring with you to the United States important documents. Insurance - An idea of what kinds of insurance you should have while in the United States. Financial Issues - Tuition, fees, and other educational costs vary greatly. Pre-departure Checklist - Use this list to check that you have taken care of all essential arrangements before you depart for the U.S. Related Links - The search for related links is in progress. Traveling to and Arriving in the U.S. Packing - Before you start packing, there are many things to consider. Planning Your Journey - Do not forget to bring at least $100 to $200 in small cash denominations with you. Correct Time in the United States - The United States follows a 12-hour system of time. Review of Immigration Documents - The following documents should be carried with you, and never packed in your baggage. United States Customs - After passing through the immigration area, you will pass through customs. Overnight Accommodations - There are a number of choices when temporary, overnight accommodations are required. Travel to the University - A few ways to travel to the university are available. Arriving at the University - You should always inform your international student adviser of your expected date and time of arrival. Related Links - The search for related links is in progress. Finding Housing Temporary Accommodations - There are a number of choices when temporary, overnight accommodations are required. Campus Housing - Almost all colleges and universities provide students with the option to live in residence halls or dormitories. Off-campus Housing - If you cannot find accommodation in university dormitories, you may have to look for housing off-campus. Cafeteria and Meal Plans - Most dormitories at U.S. colleges and universities are equipped with cooking facilities. Information Sources International Student Advisors - The international student adviser (ISA) is your main source of support. EducationUSA Info, Advising Centers - An EducationUSA information or advising center. These centers also can provide assistance. Glossary of Terms - A list of important words used throughout the Study English in America pages.

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