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  • What is Bluedata's mission?
    At Bluedata, it is our mission to provide a quality learning experience and an opportunity for international students to learn English for personal, academic, and professional purposes while experiencing American culture in New York City.
  • When was Bluedata founded?
    Bluedata was founded in 1997 as a private co-educational licensed business school. Since February 2005, Bluedata has been authorized under Federal law to enroll nonimmigrant students. Since April 2011, Bluedata has been accredited by the nationally recognized Commission on English Language Program (CEA), has since then been a private career school that focuses on teaching English as a second language. Learn more about the history of Bluedata here.
  • Who is Bluedata accredited and licensed by?
    Bluedata is accredited by the Commission on English Language Program Accreditation (CEA) and licenced by the New York State Education Department’s Bureau of Proprietary School Supervision (BPSS). Bluedata is authorized by the United States Department of Homeland Security (DHS) to enroll nonimmigrant students.
  • Where is Bluedata located?
    Bluedata’s address is 1501 Broadway Suite 1511 New York, NY 10036. It is located on 43rd street between Broadway and 7th Avenue. Station: Times Square 42nd Street Station (closest): A, C, E, N, Q, R, 1, 2, 3, and 7 trains Exit: Broadway & 43rd St at SW corner Directions: Head northwest on W 43rd St toward 7th Ave
  • How can I contact Bluedata?
    There are several convenient ways to contact Bluedata and speak to one of our bilingual school agents: By phone: 212-683-6250 By email: INFO@Bluedataesl.com You can also click on the “Let’s Chat” tab at the bottom-right corner of your screen and chat with one of us anytime.
  • Is Bluedata authorized to enroll nonimmigrant students?
    Yes. Bluedata is authorized by the United States Department of Homeland Security to enroll nonimmigrant students. Our Designated School Official (DSO) or one of our bilingual school agents will help you with the enrollment process. We issue I-20 for students to obtain an F-1 student visa. Fill out the and indicate your status. The form I-20 is a three-page document that is issued by SEVIS-approved institutions and schools to international students entering the U.S on F-1 student visa. It is proof that a student has been admitted to a recognized school and allows the student to apply for a visa at U.S Consulate or Embassy. The Form I-20 is created and maintained in SEVIS by the school DSO. A Form I-20 from Bluedata certifies that: You are going to be enrolled/is enrolled as a full-time student pursuing language training in the United States You have satisfied admissions requirements and been accepted to Bluedata; and You have proven that there is sufficient financial support for you and any dependents to study and live in the United States for the duration of your studies.
  • Where can I watch a video about Bluedata?
    Visit our Youtube channel to learn more about our school and see our students and teachers in action. Don’t forget to leave a comment and a “like.”
  • What is SEVIS?
    SEVIS is an Internet-based system that maintains accurate and current information on non-immigrant students (F and M visa), exchange visitors (J visa), and their dependents (F-2, M-2, and J-2). SEVIS is managed by the Student and Exchange Visitors Program (SEVP), which is part of the Department of Homeland Security (DHS).
  • What is an I-20?
    The form I-20 is a three-page document that is issued by SEVIS-approved institutions and schools to international students entering the U.S on F-1 student visa. It is proof that a student has been admitted to a recognized school and allows the student to apply for a visa at U.S Consulate or Embassy. The Form I-20 is created and maintained in SEVIS by the school DSO. A Form I-20 from Bluedata certifies that: You are going to be enrolled/is enrolled as a full-time student pursuing language training in the United States You have satisfied admissions requirements and been accepted to Bluedata; and You have proven that there is sufficient financial support for you and any dependents to study and live in the United States for the duration of your studies
  • How do I get an I-20?
    In order to apply for an I-20, first determine whether you are an Initial, Transfer, or Change of Status student. (An Initial student is someone who lives outside of the United States. A Transfer student is someone who already has an I-20 and an F-1 student visa. A Change of Status student is someone who has a different visa.) Once you have filled out Bluedata will email you a Student Application Form, a M-EPT Entrance Test and request the necessary documents. (See next question) The necessary documents are different depending on your status. After all documents are collected, the form I-20, I-901 SEVIS Fee receipt and an Acceptance Letter from Bluedata will be sent to you!
  • What documents do I need to get a Form I-20?
    Depending on your status, you will be required to submit certain documents to be granted the Form 1-20, issued by Bluedata. Below, you will see a list of the necessary documents for different types of students. Initial Students (students who currently live outside of the US): I-20 Application (Student Application Form) and Application Fee Passport Copy (at least 6 months valid) Highest Certificate/Diploma Bank Statement (no older than 90 days) – minimum $5,500 for 1 semester;$10,000 for 2 semesters; $14,500 for 1 academic year (3 semesters) Notarized Affidavit of Support if necessary (+Family registry if the sponsor is a family member) SEVIS I-901 Fee School Service Fee Express Mail Fee (optional) Transfer Students (students who are currently living in the US and have an F-1 visa): I-20 Application (Student Application Form) and Application Fee Copy of Passport, Visa and I-94 Previous I-20 Highest Certificate/Diploma Bank Statement (no older than 90 days) – minimum $5,500 for 1 semester;$10,000 for 2 semesters; $14,500 for 1 academic year (3 semesters) Affidavit of Support if necessary (+Family registry if the sponsor is a family member) Transfer Form filled out by the previous school DSO Change of Status Students (students who are currently living in the US under a visa other than F-1): I-20 Application form (Student application form) and Application Fee I-539 form Copy of Passport, Visa, I-94 (front/back) Copy of I-901 fee receipt Highest Certificate/Diploma Copy of SSN if available Bank Statement (original preferred, no older than 60 days) – minimum $5,500 for 1 semester;$10,000 for 2 semesters; $14,500 for 1 academic year (3 semesters) Affidavit of Support if necessary (+Family registry if the sponsor is a family member) DS-2019 (J-1 only) A copy of recent paycheck (if she/he has worked in the US) All other available supplementing documents SEVIS I-901 fee I-539 Fee School Service Fee Express Mail Fee (optional)
  • How do I obtain an F-1 student visa?
    First, determine your status as an Initial, Transfer, or Change of Status Student. (An Initial student is someone who lives outside of the United States. A Transfer student is someone who already has an I-20 and an F-1 student visa. A Change of Status student is someone who has a different visa.) Follow these steps depending on your status: Initial Students (students who currently live outside of the US): Gather I-20 + required forms Visa Interview at the US Embassy in your country F-1 Visa Stamp (Eligible to enter the US at most 30 days prior to the I-20 start date) Start class (if the student does not start class within 30 days from the class start date, student’s SEVIS record will be terminated automatically in the system) Transfer Students (students who are currently living in the US and have an F-1 visa): Visit Bluedata; submit documents Submit transfer form & acceptance letter to old school Have the previous school release student record Register for next available start date Start class on the start date of Bluedata I-20 (printed after student starts class) Change of Status Students (students who are currently living in the US under a visa other than F-1): Gather I-20, I-539 and I-901 + other required & supplementary documents Send the package to USCIS with $300 check Wait for the approval (student should not leave the US so as to maintain current status) Start class after approval (the next available class start date after the approval) To maintain F-1 status, students must attend classes at Bluedata for a minimum of 18 hours per week.
  • What language do my application documents need to be in?
    for the Form i-20 will be provided by Bluedata in the student’s native language. All other documents must be in English. Feel free to ask one of our bilingual agents for more details.
  • When can I enter the US after I finish my application?
    Upon approval of application and receipt of Form I-20 and F-1 visa, students may enter the US up to and no more than 30 days prior to class start date.
  • I do not currently live in the US. What documents do I need to enroll as an initial student?
    An initial student is someone who lives outside of the US and wishes to study at Bluedata. To enroll, prospective initial students must first fill out . A school agent will then send a Student Application Form to the prospective initial student, who must then complete the form and submit all of the other required documents to obtain the Form I-20. The necessary documents initial students need to obtain the Form I-20 are: I-20 Application (Student Application Form) and Application Fee Passport Copy (at least 6 months valid) Highest Certificate/Diploma Bank Statement (no older than 90 days) – minimum $5,500 for 1 semester;$1,000 for 1 semester; $14,500 for 1 academic year (3 semesters) Notarized Affidavit of Support if necessary (+Family registry if the sponsor is a family member) SEVIS I-901 Fee School Service Fee Express Mail Fee (optional) Then, the prospective initial student should obtain an F-1 student visa by following these steps: Gather I-20 + required forms Visa Interview at the US Embassy in your country Get F-1 Visa Stamp (Eligible to enter the US at most 30 days prior to the I-20 start date) Start class (if the student does not start class within 30 days from the class start date, student’s SEVIS record will be terminated automatically in the system) A bilingual school agent is always happy and available to help initial students with the enrollment process at any point. We will gladly answer your questions. If you have any additional questions about studying at Bluedata, don’t hesitate to contact us by calling 212-683-6250 or emailing bluedataesl@gmail.com.
  • I live in the US already and have an F-1 visa. What documents do I need to transfer to Bluedata?
    Transfer students are students who already live in the US and have an F-1 (student) visa. Prospective transfer students must first obtain the Form I-20 from Bluedata by submitting the following: I-20 Application and Application Fee Copy of Passport, Visa and I-94 Previous I-20 Highest Certificate/Diploma Bank Statement (no older than 90 days) – minimum $5,500 for 1 semester;$1,000 for 1 semester; $14,500 for 1 academic year (3 semesters) Affidavit of Support if necessary (+Family registry if the sponsor is a family member) Transfer Form filled out by the previous school DSO Additionally, prospective transfer students will also need to do the following: Visit Bluedata; submit documents Submit transfer form & acceptance letter to old school Have the previous school release student record Register for next available start date Start class on the start date of Bluedata I-20 (printed after student starts class) A bilingual school agent is always happy and available to help transfer students with the enrollment process at any point. We will gladly answer your questions. If you have any additional questions about studying at Bluedata, don’t hesitate to contact us by calling 212-683-6250 or emailing bluedataesl@gmail.com.
  • I currently live in the US under a visa that is not F-1. What documents do I need to enroll at Bluedata if I want to change my status to F-1?
    Transfer students are students who already live in the US and have an F-1 (student) visa. Prospective transfer students must first obtain the Form I-20 from Bluedata by submitting the following: and Application Fee Copy of Passport, Visa and I-94 Previous I-20 Highest Certificate/Diploma Bank Statement (no older than 90 days) – minimum $5,500 for 1 semester;$10,000 for 2 semesters; $14,500 for 1 academic year (3 semesters) Affidavit of Support if necessary (+Family registry if the sponsor is a family member) Transfer Form filled out by the previous school DSO Additionally, prospective transfer students will also need to do the following: Visit Bluedata; submit documents Submit transfer form & acceptance letter to old school Have the previous school release student record Register for next available start date Start class on the start date of Bluedata I-20 (printed after student starts class) A bilingual school agent is always happy and available to help transfer students with the enrollment process at any point. We will gladly answer your questions. If you have any additional questions about studying at Bluedata, don’t hesitate to contact us by calling 212-683-6250 or emailing bluedataesl@gmail.com.
  • Is there an entrance test for initial students?
    Yes. As part of enrollment, all students must complete the M-EPT entrance exam to determine class placement. Depending on score, students will be placed accordingly in ESL courses (Levels 1-6). Students who score high enough on the M-EPT entrance exam should register for enrichment courses (Accent Reduction, Conversation and American Culture, Academic Writing, Business English, Reading for Pleasure, Public Speaking,ILETS or TOEFL) where upon they will take an additional placement test specific to the course before the class start date.
  • Do I need to take an entrance test to transfer to Bluedata?
    Yes. Transfer students must take the M-EPT Exam when enrolling at Bluedata. Depending on the score, transfer students will be placed accordingly in the appropriate level. A second placement test will be given to students who score high enough on the M-EPT Exam and wish to take enrichment courses (as opposed to ESL courses).
  • Are there any prerequisite classes necessary to study at Bluedata?
    Prerequisites remain the same for all students regardless of status. There are no prerequisites for ESL classes. However, Bluedata’s enrichment classes do have prerequisites, please go to ourprogram page for more details
  • What classes does Bluedata offer?
    Bluedata offers a wide variety of English language courses to help you in your personal, professional, and academic endeavors. We offer the following courses: English as a Second Language (6 Levels) TOEFL Prep Accent Reduction Conversation and American Culture Academic Writing (3 Levels) Business English (3 Levels) Reading for Pleasure Public Speaking ILETS TOEFL GRE Please see more details here.
  • How long do classes last?
    Classes last for 10 weeks. While ESL classes are 200 total hours per semester (20 hours/week), Enrichment courses are 180 total hours per semester (18 hours/week).
  • What time are classes?
    Bluedata offers four class schedules: AM, PM, Evening, and Weekend. You can choose your schedule. Please contact one of our bilingual agents to learn more about class schedules and start dates.
  • Is there vacation time?
    Yes, after each 10-week semester, students have four weeks of vacation time. More Info
  • Who are the teachers at Bluedata?
    Bluedata has many fun, experienced, and friendly English language teachers, all of whom are certified by the New York State Education Department. All teachers have at least a bachelor’s degree. Please see more details here.
  • Can I legally work with an F-1 student visa?
    In short, no. Our International students are not permitted to work off-campus or engage in business without employment authorization from school DSO. The school DSO is required under federal law to report non-authorized employment. However, based on the school’s needs, on-campus work opportunities may be available.
  • How do I get a cell phone in the United States?
    Choosing a cell phone plan in United States is somewhat different from other countries. In the United States there are three types of cell phone plans: prepaid plan, individual plan, and family plan. In the United States, there are more than 150 carriers that offer different types of cell phone plans. The largest and most popular carriers include: Verizon Wireless, AT&T, T-Mobile, and Sprint. Smaller carriers include: Cricket Wireless, MetroPCS, Boost Wireless. If you do not want to get a new cell phone, you can get a new SIM card for your phone. Please see details here.
  • How do I set up a bank account in New York City?
    Popular financial institutions near Bluedata include Bank of America, Chase, Citibank, TD Bank. We recommend visiting these banks’ websites for more information specific to international students, or you can also visit a branch and ask about opening an account. The bank personnel will tell you what type of accounts are available and what documents you need to provide in order to open an account. Some banks offer free accounts for students. If you need help, you can speak to a school agent. See more details here.
  • How do I find housing in New York City?
    Resources for housing include online and mobile applications such as Street Easy, Pad Mapper, or websites such as Apartments.com, Zillow, and Craigslist. Additionally, there are several ways to find roommates, which makes housing in New York City much more affordable. Websites such as Roomeze and Perfect Stranger make finding compatible roommates easier than ever. We recommend that you visit any potential apartments before signing a lease. Although Bluedata is located in Manhattan, many students choose to live in Brooklyn, Queens, the Bronx, or New Jersey. See more details here.
  • Does Bluedata provide health insurance?
    Bluedata does not offer health coverage to students, but there are many options for International Students. It is important to obtain healthcare insurance immediately upon arriving in the U.S. You should not go a day without being covered because the U.S. does not give free access to healthcare. See more information here.
  • Where can I shop in New York City
    New York has many popular shopping destinations. Luckily, Bluedata is within walking distance of some of the best shopping areas in the city (namely, Times Square, Fifth Avenue, and Madison Avenue), and just a few subway stops away from several others, such as Chelsea Market or Columbus Circle. Want to know more about shopping in NYC? Click here.
  • What are some fun things to do in New York City?
    It is literally impossible to be bored in New York City. No matter what you’re interested in, there’s something fun for you. Click here for an incomplete list of recreational activities in the Big Apple. Let us know about your fun experiences in the city!
  • I’m ready to apply! How do I contact Bluedata?
    There are many ways to contact Bluedata. Fill out a registration form here, and one of our bilingual agents will get in touch with you shortly. Still have questions? Feel free to email us at INFO@bluedataesl.com or call us at 212-683-6250. Want to learn more about Bluedata? Visit and like us on Facebook, follow us on Twitter, subscribe to our Youtube channel, and check out our photos on Instagram.
  • Does my tourist visa get canceled once I get the F1 visa?
    Your tourist visa (B1/B2) remains valid until its expiration date, even if you obtain a student visa or change your status while in the US. If you receive a student visa, it's important to clarify your status upon entry into the U.S. If you apply for a change of status to F-1 within the U.S., ensure you consult with your designated school official before traveling outside the country. Your school official will provide you with step-by-step instructions on how to return to the U.S. under F-1 status if desired.
  • What if my student visa doesn't get approved?
    Please keep in mind that immigration interviewers may approach your interview with suspicion regarding potential illegal immigration tendencies. Your interview performance and the supporting documents you submit are crucial for alleviating the interviewer's concerns. Throughout the interview and in your submitted materials, you must demonstrate a strong connection to your home country and a commitment to maintaining ties there. Additionally, emphasize that your sole purpose for coming to the United States is for study purposes. If your application is rejected initially, you can reapply at no additional cost. However, it's advisable to space out your interviews and understand the reasons for the initial rejection to avoid repeating the same mistakes.
  • ¿Qué tipo de escuela es Bluedata?
    El Instituto Internacional de Bluedata está autorizado por el Departamento de Educación del Estado de Nueva York como una escuela profesional privada. Estamos autorizados por la ley federal para inscribir a estudiantes no inmigrantes en nuestros programas. Además, Bluedata está acreditada por la Comisión de Acreditación del Programa de Idioma Inglés. Nuestra misión es proporcionar una experiencia de aprendizaje de calidad y una oportunidad para que los estudiantes internacionales aprendan inglés con fines personales, académicos y profesionales mientras experimentan la cultura estadounidense. Los maestros de Bluedata son hablantes nativos que están altamente calificados con una rica experiencia docente y tienen licencia del Departamento de Educación del Estado de Nueva York. Todos tienen al menos una licenciatura.
  • ¿Qué cursos ofrecen y cuál es la matrícula?
    Bluedata ofrece los siguientes cursos: - Inglés como segundo idioma (ESL): 6 niveles, desde básico hasta avanzado - Preparación para el examen TOEFL - Reducción de acento - Conversación y cultura americana - Escritura académica: 3 niveles. - Pensamiento crítico: 3 niveles - Inglés para negocios: 3 niveles Para detalles de la matrícula, contáctenos al 212-683-6250.
  • ¿Cuándo se imparten las clases?
    El Instituto Internacional Bluedata tiene nuevos semestres a partir de cada mes. Todos los cursos son de 10 semanas de duración. Entre clases, los estudiantes pueden tener hasta 4 semanas de descanso. Lo que es más, Bluedata observa varios días festivos cada año escolar. La clase será cancelada en ciertos días festivos. ¡Se esperan fiestas y celebraciones también! Por favor, busque las fechas de inicio aquí. Bluedata ofrece varios horarios de clase: Clases AM: Lunes - Jueves 8:00 am-1:00pm Clases de tarde: de lunes a jueves de 1:00 p.m. a 6:00 p.m. Clases nocturnas: de lunes a jueves de 6:00 pm a 9:45 pm; Viernes de 6:00 pm a 9:00 pm Clases de fin de semana: viernes de 6:00 pm a 9:00 pm; Sábado - domingo 9:30 pm-5:00pm
  • No estoy en los Estados Unidos en este momento. ¿Cómo solicito para la escuela?
    Si actualmente vive fuera de los EE. UU. Y desea aplicar a Bluedata, deberá solicitar una visa F-1 en un consulado o embajada de los EE. UU. En su país de origen. Puede contactarnos y hablar con un agente de la escuela que lo ayudará con el proceso de solicitud. Para más información, consulte Admisiones.
  • Estoy en los Estados Unidos en este momento. ¿Cómo solicito para la escuela?
    Si usted es un estudiante internacional actualmente en los Estados Unidos, contáctenos y hable con un agente de la escuela para iniciar el proceso de transferencia de escuela. Si actualmente se encuentra en los EE. UU. Con otro estado no inmigrante, es posible que pueda cambiar su estatus a F-1. Si está interesado en convertirse en un estudiante F-1 de tiempo completo, contáctenos y hable con un agente de la escuela para obtener más información. Para más información, consulte Admisiones.
  • ¿Qué materiales necesito para preparar la aplicación?
    Para obtener una lista de los documentos requeridos para aplicar, consulte Registro
  • No sé mucho sobre la ciudad de Nueva York; ¿Como es?
    Por favor vea Vivir en Nueva York.
  • ¿Cómo puedo contactar al Instituto Internacional Bluedata?
    Por favor vea Contáctenos para más información. También puedes encontrarnos en las redes sociales: Facebook: Bluedataesl Twitter: BluedataESL Instagram: Bluedataesl Wechat: bluedataesl Línea: bluedataesl Youtube: Bluedata International Institute Yelp: Bluedata International Institute
  • ¿Se cancela mi visa de turista una vez que obtengo la visa F1?
    Tu visa de turista (B1/B2) permanece válida hasta la fecha de vencimiento, incluso si obtienes una visa de estudiante o cambias tu estatus estando en los Estados Unidos. Si recibes una visa de estudiante, es importante aclarar tu estatus al ingresar a los EE. UU. Si solicitas un cambio de estatus a F-1 dentro de los EE. UU., asegúrate de consultar con el funcionario designado de tu escuela (DSO) antes de viajar fuera del país. El funcionario de tu escuela te proporcionará instrucciones paso a paso sobre cómo regresar a los EE. UU. bajo el estatus F-1 si así lo deseas.
  • ¿Qué pasa si mi visa de estudiante no es aprobada?
    Ten en cuenta que los entrevistadores de inmigración pueden acercarse a tu entrevista con sospechas sobre posibles tendencias de inmigración ilegal. Tu desempeño en la entrevista y los documentos de respaldo que presentes son cruciales para disipar las preocupaciones del entrevistador. Durante la entrevista y en los materiales que presentes, debes demostrar una fuerte conexión con tu país de origen y un compromiso de mantener lazos allí. Además, enfatiza que tu único propósito para venir a los Estados Unidos es para fines de estudio. Si tu solicitud es rechazada inicialmente, puedes volver a aplicar sin costo adicional. Sin embargo, es recomendable espaciar tus entrevistas y comprender las razones del rechazo inicial para evitar repetir los mismos errores.
  • 블루데이타 (Bluedata)는 어떤 학교입니까?
    블루데이타 인터네셔널 인스티튜트(Bluedata International Institute)는 뉴욕 주 교육부에서 사립 직업 학교로 인가를 받았습니다. 저희 학교는 미국의 연방법에 따라 비이민 학생을 학교 프로그램에 등록시킬 수 있는 권한을 승인받았습니다. 또한 블루데이타 (Bluedata)는 영어 프로그램 인증위원회 (Commission on English Language Program Accreditation)에서 허가한 인증을 받았습니다. 우리의 임무는 개인적, 학문적, 전문적인 목적으로 영어를 배우는 유학생들에게 양질의 학습과 미국 문화를 경험할 수 있는 기회를 제공하는것입니다.블루데이타의 선생님들은 풍부한 교육 경험을 갖춘 우수한 원어민들로 구성되어 있으며, 뉴욕 주 정부의 교육부에서 받은 자격증을 가지고 있습니다.모두 미국내에서 학사 학위이상의 학력을 가지고 있습니다.
  • 어떤 수업을 제공하고, 수업료는 얼마입니까?"
    블루데이타(Bluedata)는 다음과 같은 수업을 제공합니다. - ESL 수업의 기초반부터 고급반까지, 6개의 레벨 (English as a Second Language (ESL): 6 levels, from basic to advanced) - 토플 준비반 (TOEFL Test Prep) - 발음 교정반 (Accent Reduction) - 미국 문화와 회화 (Conversation and American Culture) - 아카데미 작문, 3레벨 (Academic Writing: 3 levels) - 비판적인 사고, 3레벨 (Critical Thinking: 3 levels) - 비즈니스 영어, 3레벨 (Business English: 3 levels) 수업료에 대한 자세한 내용은212-683-6250 로 문의하세요.
  • 수업 시간은 어떻게 되나요?
    블루데이타 인터네셔널 인스티튜트(Bluedata International Institute)에서는 매달 새로운 학기가 시작합니다. 모든 과정은 10 주로 되어 있고, 학기 사이에 학생들은 최대 4 주간의 휴가을 가질 수 있습니다. 블루데이타(Bluedata)는 매년, 여러 공휴일을 준수하며, 특정 휴일에 따라서 수업이 취소되기도 합니다. 뿐만 아니라, 특별한 파티나 기념일도 축하합니다! 수업 시작일을 여기에서 확인하십시오. 블루데이타는 다양한 수업 일정을 제공합니다.: 오전반(AM Classes): 월요일- 목요일, 오전 8시- 오후 1시 오후반(PM Classes): 월요일- 목요일, 오후 1시 -오후 6시 저녁반(Evening Classes): 월요일- 금요일: 오후 6시- 10시 주말반(Weekend Classes): 금요일: 오후 5시 - 10시, 토요일-일요일: 오전 9 시-오후 5:30분.
  • 내가 현재 미국 내에 있지 않다면, 어떻게  학교에 지원합니까?"
    당신이 현재 미국 내에서 살고 있지 않지만, 블루데이타(Bluedata) 에 지원하고 싶다면, 본국의 영사관 / 대사관에서 F-1 비자를 신청해야 합니다. 학생 신청서 작성 과정을 도와줄 수 있는 학교 에이전트와 상담하실 수 있습니다. 더 자세한 내용은, 입학 관련(Admissions) 를 참조하십시오
  • 내가 현재 미국 내에 있다면, 어떻게  학교에 지원합니까?"
    현재 미국에 거주하고 있는 유학생은 학교에 문의하여 학교 에이전트와 상담하여 학교 트랜스퍼 절차를 시작하십시오. 현재 다른 비이민 신분으로 미국에 체류중인 경우, 당신의 신분을 F-1로 변경할 수 있습니다. 풀 타임 F-1 학생이되고 싶다면 학교에 연락하여 자세한 정보를 얻으십시오. 더 자세한 내용은, 입학 관련(Admissions) 를 참조하십시오
  • 신청서 준비를 위해 필요한 자료는 무엇입니까?
    신청에 필요한 서류 목록은, 등록 관련(Registration)를 참조하십시오.
  • 나는 뉴욕에 대해서 잘 모릅니다. 뉴욕의 생활은 어떤가요?
    뉴욕의 생활 (Living in New York) 를 참조하십시오
  • 블루데이타(Bluedata) 에 어떻게  연락 할 수 있습니까?
    자세한 정보는 문의처(contact us)를참조하십시오. 소셜 미디어에서도 찾을 수 있습니다. Facebook: Bluedata International Institute-Learn English in New York City Twitter: BluedataESL Instagram: Bluedataesl Wechat: bluedataesl Line: bluedataesl Youtube: Bluedata International Institute Yelp: Bluedata International Institute
  • Что за школа Bluedata? Какие образовательные стандартам она соответствует?
    Bluedata International Institute аккредитована Департаментом Образования Штата Нью-Йорк. Школа уполномочена принимать на учебу иностранцев с неиммиграционным статусом. Более того, Bluedata получила аккредитование Комиссии по Английскому языку (CEA). Наша миссия заключается в обеспечении квалифицированного образовательного процесса и предоставления возможностей для иностранных студентов изучать английский в индивидуальных, академических или профессиональных целях и в то же время быть погруженным в американскую культуру. Все наши учителя высококвалифицированные носители языка с большим педагогическим опытом и все лицензированы Департаментом Образования штата Нью-Йорк. У всех учителей как минимум диплом бакалавра.
  • Какие программы школа предлагает и какова стоимость обучения?
    Наша школа (Bluedata) предлагает следующие курсы по изучению английского языка: · English as a Second Language (ESL): программа для иностранцев по изучению английского языка (6 уровней) от начального до продвинутого уровня · подготовка к сдаче TOEFL экзамена · Программу по улучшению акцента Accent Reduction · Разговорный английский и изучение Американской культуры (Conversation and American Culture · Академическое письмо (3 уровня), Academic Writing: 3 levels · Критическое мышление (Critical thinking) (3 уровня) Critical Thinking: 3 levels · Бизнес английский (3 уровня). Business English: 3 levels Информации о стоимости обучения, можно получить позвонив нам по телефону 212-683-6250.
  • Когда проводятся занятия и каковы сроки и длительность обучения?
    Каждый месяц в Международном институте Bluedata начинаются новые семестры. Все курсы рассчитаны на 10 недель. После окончания семестра в 10 недель студент имеет право на отдых протяженностью в 4 недели. Также, классы не проводятся по официальным выходным дням и некоторым неофициальным праздничным дням. Готовьтесь, ожидаются вечеринки и праздники! Пожалуйста, ознакомьтесь с датами здесь.—должна быть ссылка скорее всего Bluedata предлагает несколько графиков проведения классов: AM(утренние классы) : понедельник - четверг, с 8:00 до 1:00(13:00) PM(полдень) : понедельник - четверг, 13:00 - 18:00 Вечерние занятия: понедельник - четверг, 18:00 – 22:00 вечера; Пятница с 18:00 до 21:00 Занятия по выходным: пятница с 17:00 до 21:00; Суббота - Воскресенье, 9:00 - 17:30
  • Как я могу поступить в Вашу школу если я не нахожусь в США в настоящий момент?
    Если Вы находитесь за пределами США и хотели бы начать учебу в Bluedata, Вам необходимо подать документы на F1 визу в консульство / посольство США в вашей стране. Вы можете связаться с нами и получить необходимую консультацию и помощь в подготовке необходимых документов. Более подробную информацию Вы можете найти в разделе Admissions
  • Если я  нахожусь на территории США в данный момент? Как я могу поступить в Вашу школу?
    Если вы находитесь в США на основании с туденческой визы то Вы можете связаться с нашими сотрудниками для консультации и процесса перевода Ваших документов из бывшего учебного заведения в нашу школу. Если вы находитесь в США на основании другого неимиграционного статуса, Вы можете изменить его на студенческий (F-1 student). Если Вы заинтересованы в изменении статуса чтобы быть студентом с полной академической нагрузкой пожалуйста свяжитесь с нашими сотрудниками для более детальной информации нажмите на ссылку: Admissions
  • Какие документы я должен предоставить?
    Пожалуйста перейдите по нижеуказанной ссылке для получения списка документов необходимых для поступления в нашу школу HYPERLINK "http://bluedataesl.com/registration/"Registration
  • Я не знаю ничего о жизни в Нью-Йорке; что он из себя представляет?
    Пожалуйста перейдите по ссылке Living in New York чтобы получить представление и необходимую для жизни в Нью-Йорке информацию.
  • Как я могу связаться с Bluedata International Institute?
    Пожалуйста перейдите по ссылке contact usдля информации. Вы также можете найти нас в социальных сетях Facebook: Bluedataesl Twitter: BluedataESL Instagram: Bluedataesl Wechat: bluedataesl Line: bluedataesl Youtube: Bluedata International Institute Yelp: Bluedata International Institute
  • Будет ли отменена моя туристическая виза после получения визы F1?
    Ваша туристическая виза (В1/В2) остается действительной до даты ее истечения срока, даже если вы получаете студенческую визу или меняете свой статус находясь в США. Если вы получили студенческую визу, важно прояснить свой статус при въезде в США. Если вы подаете заявку на изменение статуса на F-1 внутри США, обязательно проконсультируйтесь с вашим назначенным школьным представителем перед путешествием за пределы страны. Ваш школьный представитель предоставит вам пошаговые инструкции о том, как вернуться в США под статусом F-1, если это желательно.
  • Что, если моя студенческая виза не будет одобрена?
    Пожалуйста, имейте в виду, что иммиграционные собеседники могут подходить к вашему собеседованию с подозрениями относительно потенциальных тенденций к нелегальной иммиграции. Ваше выступление на собеседовании и предоставляемые вами документы важны для снятия беспокойств собеседника. На протяжении собеседования и в ваших представленных материалах вы должны продемонстрировать крепкие связи с вашей родной страной и обязательство поддерживать связи там. Кроме того, подчеркните, что ваш единственный целью приезда в Соединенные Штаты - это учебные цели. Если ваша заявка будет отклонена сначала, вы можете подать повторную заявку без дополнительных расходов. Однако рекомендуется распределить интервью по времени и понять причины первоначального отказа, чтобы избежать повторения одних и тех же ошибок.
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