You should present this form to the nearest U.S. consulate or embassy in order to receive the F-I Student Visa. Additional information regarding your arrival at Oberlin will be sent to you from the International Student Advisor. A Liberal Arts degree can be your passport for either the world of advanced professional study or gainful employment in a wide range of professions. The Office of International Students has information about this. There is also an active network of graduates who can provide assistance in finding employment.
Most international student take the opportunity to work in the U.S. for one or more years.
Oberlin attracts people of intellect, spirit, creativity, and conscience. During their time together, they train their minds, broaden their perspectives, and build relationships, all of which serve them well in their future lives and work. For a sense of what Oberlin graduates have done, the Alumni Magazine will provide a broad and informative picture.