If you were in F-1 student status when your Asylum application was denied, you can generally continue to maintain your F-1 status. However, it is important to note that reinstatement of F-1 status is impossible if you have already lost it subsequent to your Asylum denial.
If you maintain valid F-1 status before applying for Asylum and your Asylum claim is denied, you can still maintain your F-1 status and continue your studies in the United States. It is essential to ensure that you comply with all the requirements and obligations associated with your F-1 student visa, such as maintaining a full course of study and fulfilling the academic and reporting obligations set by your educational institution.
However, if your F-1 status was terminated or you violated the terms of your F-1 visa after filing for Asylum, you would not be eligible to reinstate your F-1 status after denying your Asylum application. It is crucial to consult with an immigration attorney to assess your circumstances and explore any options for maintaining lawful status in the United States.