Visa Sponsorships US vs UK - International student, no citizenship at either
Hello all,
I am a Year 13/ Senior in High School, and am in the process of applying to Uni this year. I wanted to know about the differences in the likelihood of getting a visa (for IB/ BB/ M&A but any advice appreciated) as a fresh graduate.
- Indian citizen, will have PR in Hong Kong
- Native in English, and would speak Spanish (C1), Hindi (B1), and Mandarin (HSK 5) by the time I graduate
- I am a girl, if that makes a difference (some say it does, some say it doesn't)
UNITED KINGDOM
- Oxford: Philosophy, Politics and Economics (PPE)
- LSE: Politics and Economics
- UCL: PPE
- KCL: Political Economy
- Warwick: PPE [have offer already]
UNITED STATES
- Barnard: Thinking of applying as I like the 2+2/ 3+1 tie-up options with CC
- Princeton: AB Economics
- Dartmouth: BA Economics
- Northeastern: BA Economics
- Columbia-Science Po Dual BA: Financial Economics at Columbia GS, Politics & Gov at Science-Po
HONG KONG (not fluent putonghua speaker, no cantonese)
- HKUST: BBA Global Business
- HKU: BBA IBGM, BBA Business
EDIT: I know this question has been asked a lot before, but I wanted to know from the perspective of a non-citizen of both (other posts are about US citizens in the UK or vice versa) and as someone not yet at uni (flexibility to go to either)
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