Representatives from the Social Security Administration will be on the Tempe campus to accept Social Security number applications from international students.
The International Students and Scholars Center at Arizona State University welcomes you to the spring 2020 semester.
The International Students and Scholars Center must register you in SEVIS to confirm your student status with the U.S. Department of Homeland Security upon your arrival to the U.S.
Are you planning to travel outside of the U.S. during the winter break?
Congratulations on your upcoming graduation from Arizona State University.
Each week the International Students and Scholars Center hosts engaging activities and workshops. Take a look below to see what’s happening this week, Oct. 31 through Nov. 7.
Registration for spring 2020 classes at ASU is now open, and we are here to ensure your schedule meets immigration requirements.
Greetings from the International Students and Scholars Center. You are invited to the 2019 Fall Fest event on Friday, Nov. 1 from 3 to 4:30 p.m. on the Student Services Building lawn.
Greetings from the International Students and Scholars Center.
Optional Practical Training is an employment benefit offered through U.S.
Employment authorization is needed for F-1 students interested in working off campus.
Each week the ISSC has engaging activities and workshops — take a look below to see what’s happening this week from Thursday, Aug. 29 through Thursday, Sept. 5.
A Social Security number application will be accepted throughout the day only if you meet the following requirements:
The International Students and Scholars Center at Arizona State University welcomes you to the fall 2019 semester. ISSC advisors are here to help you.
Arizona State University’s International Students and Scholars Center must register all international students in SEVIS to confirm your student status with the U.S.
Greetings from the International Students and Scholars Center. We hope you have enjoyed your summer break. The first day of fall classes is just around the corner.
Greetings from the International Students and Scholars Center. We hope you are enjoying your summer break. The first day of fall classes is just around the corner.
Greetings from the International Students and Scholars Center. The weather is hot here in Phoenix, so we hope you are staying hydrated. Be sure to drink a lot of water — it’s a lifesaver.
We hope you had a great end to your spring semester! The International Students and Scholars Center would like to invite you to some events that are happening this summer.
The International Students and Scholars Center would like to extend a huge congratulations to all spring 2019 Arizona State University graduates.
With the end of the spring semester quickly approaching, the International Students and Scholars Center at ASU wishes you success on your final exams and other endeavors.
As an international student, you have the opportunity to work on campus while taking classes. Here are a few important things to remember:
The International Students and Scholars Center would like to extend a huge congratulations to all spring 2019 Arizona State University graduates.
Are you planning to travel outside of the U.S. this summer?
Will you be attending the 2019 University-wide Spring Career and Internship Fair next week? If so, make sure you’re prepared to make the most out of the experience.
Looking for a job? Employers are looking for individuals with strong leadership skills, which are not always part of your degree coursework.
Greetings from the International Students and Scholars Center. It’s warming up here in Phoenix, so we hope you are enjoying the nice weather.
As part of your F-1 visa compliance, you must complete and submit tax forms to the U.S. Internal Revenue Service annually.
The Tempe Community Council Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) program has arranged for trained volunteers to assist Arizona State University’s international students in preparing and filing th
Are you planning to travel during the spring semester?
Are you looking to strengthen your leadership skills?
As an international student at Arizona State University, you must complete and submit tax forms to the U.S. Internal Revenue Service if you lived in the U.S. for any part of 2018.
Optional Practical Training is an employment benefit offered through U.S.
Arizona State University F-1 students interested in working off campus are required to have employment authorization.
Happy New Year! I hope your spring semester is off to a great start.
Representatives from the Social Security Administration will be on the Tempe campus to accept Social Security number applications from international students. Please join us:
The spring 2019 semester is almost here. The International Students and Scholars Center provides information, programming and guidance to help you succeed at Arizona State University.
Let the International Students and Scholars Center be one of the first to welcome you to your first semester at Arizona State University.
The International Students and Scholars Center would like to extend a huge congratulations to all fall 2018 Arizona State University graduates.
Whew! It’s already November and you’re more than halfway through the fall semester. Let’s celebrate.
If you are an Arizona State University F-1 student interested in off-campus employment or internship opportunities prior to graduation, off-campus work authorization is required.
Optional Practical Training is an employment benefit offered through U.S.
Representatives from the Social Security Administration will be on the Tempe campus to accept Social Security number applications from international students. Please join us:
Arizona State University's International Students and Scholars Center (ISSC) at welcomes you to the fall 2018 semester. ISSC advisors are here to help you.
Do you want help improving your English communication skills?
As an international student, Arizona State University’s International Students and Scholars Center must register you in SEVIS to confirm your student status with the U.S.
As a reminder, Arizona State University F-1 and J-1 international students must be enrolled full time by the start of the fall semester, Aug. 16, 2018.
The ISSC's Coffee and Conversation will relocate for Cooking with ISSC Chefs on July 13.
Greetings from the International Students and Scholars Center. We hope your summer is off to an exciting start.
We want to ensure your contact information is correct in My ASU.
Local and SEVIS addresses
April 17 is the deadline for filing your taxes. If you haven’t filed already, do you have everything you need?
The Tempe Community Council Volunteer Income Tax Assistance program has arranged for trained volunteers to assist Arizona State University international students in preparing and filing their tax r
Optional Practical Training is an employment benefit offered through United States Citizenship and Immigration Services that allows international students with F-1 status to gain 12 months of off-c
Still unsure about some things that affect you as an international student? Confused about how your health insurance works? Overwhelmed by all of your immigration documents?
We’re excited about the start of a new semester at Arizona State University.
Wouldn't it be nice if you didn't have to stand in line at the International Students and Scholars Center (ISSC) just to turn in a request for a Reduced Course Load, previously known as a Certifica
A safety bulletin has been released by the Arizona State University Police Department concerning scams that target international students.
If you are an F-1 student interested in off-campus employment opportunities, prior to graduation, off-campus work authorization is required.
The ASU LiveSafe App offers a simple way to communicate with ASU Police and get home safely with the Safety Escort Service.
