Question:
I've changed schools multiple times during my elementary education and later dropped out of university. How should I document this in the education section?
Answer:
When entering your educational history, including instances of transferring schools or discontinuing studies, follow these guidelines:
General Guidance:
- Document Each School: List each institution you attended, regardless of whether you graduated.
- Status Selection: For each entry, select the status that best describes your situation (e.g., transferred, dropped out, took a leave of absence).
- Use End Dates: For the end date, use the month and year you stopped attending each institution.
For Elementary and Junior High:
- Approximate Dates: If you do not remember the exact month and year, it’s acceptable to use approximate dates.
- Add Notes: In the remarks section, explain any uncertainties so that the school understands your situation.
- Example Note: "The dates are approximate as my memory of the exact period is unclear due to the time elapsed since the transfer."
For High School and Higher Education:
- Accurate Information Required: Ensure the information provided is precise, as higher education often requires more detailed records.
Example:
Additional Tips:
- Check with Your School: If you're unsure how to list your educational background, consider consulting with your school's administrative office or your SpeedVisa support contact.
- Keep Records: Where possible, keep documentation of your school records to help fill out this section accurately.
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