Please contact us immediately if you need further assistance. By law, you are seen as someone who plans to remain in the United States permanently. The person who decides whether or not to give you a visa to come to the U.S. is a consul. Student visas are given only to persons who can convince the consul that they intend to return permanently to their home country. You must have a good academic or professional objective for coming to the U.S. and Philadelphia University to study, be qualified for the program and be able to prove that you can finance it.
Consuls are impersonal when administering laws.
In the U.S., laws are applied equally to all people regardless of status or gender. Do not try to negotiate or discuss personal matters with the consul. U.S. government officials like official documents. Try to have your papers to show consul that prove you are qualified to for a student visa. Be prepared to clearly explain why you want to come to the U.S. to study at Philadelphia University.