Analysis of Expulsion from American Universities and Responses

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1. Warning
   A school warning means that students can continue their studies, but will face more severe penalties if they violate school rules again.
   Solution: Help students write an appeal letter to seek revocation of the punishment and retain their academic qualifications.

2. Probation
   Students may continue to attend classes during the probation period, but may be suspended or expelled if they re-offend.
   Solution: Reduce the punishment to a warning through appeal to avoid academic interruption.

3. Suspension
   Suspended students will need to temporarily suspend their studies, their F-1 visas will become invalid and they will need to leave the country.
   Solution:

   • Assist students to apply for readmission and return to the original school to complete their studies.

   • Provide emergency transfer services to help students enter other schools to maintain legal status.

4. Dismissal
   Once a student is dropped or expelled, his/her F-1 visa will be immediately invalidated and he/she must leave the United States as soon as possible.
   Solution:

   • Try to reduce the punishment through appeal and continue your studies at the original school.

   • We provide fast transfer services and seamless connection with partner institutions to ensure uninterrupted studies.