International freshmen will not be able to come to campus this fall due to federal visa restrictions

ハーバードは、今年、新入生の留学生がキャンパスに来れない、つまり留学できないことを発表。 https://t.co/mStcKoLj7m

— Tomomi Tanaka (@boundedrational) July 21, 2020

Due to Federal Visa Restrictions, International Freshmen Will Not Be Allowed on Campus in the Fall

Hours after Harvard announced early this month that all of its courses will be virtual, the Department of Homeland Security and U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement released an order prohibiting international students from remaining in the United States if they are taking an all-online course load this fall.

Though the federal government has since withdrawn that directive, Khurana wrote that the reversal does not apply to newly admitted international students requiring F-1 sponsorship.

He wrote that any incoming Harvard student who received a Form I-20 to begin their studies this fall will be unable to enter the U.S. in F-1 status because all undergraduate fall courses will be fully remote.

ハーバードはオンライン授業で、その場合、新入生は米国への入国、滞在はできないんだ？

へええええ、そうなんだああ。