Culture and Community
We welcome students from around the world to our vibrant school community of educators, mental health counselors, and human development professionals.
More than 15% of Warner School students are international. More than 20 countries are represented at Warner, including China, Indonesia, Saudi Arabia, South Korea, India, and many more.
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International FAQs
Answers to questions about the application process and your graduate school journey.
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Living in Rochester
Rochester, New York has a welcoming community, affordable housing, and more.
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Immigration Updates
Travel, immigration concerns, and support for our international community.
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Student Profiles
Students and alumni share their experiences as international students at the Warner School.
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International Services Office
You will be surrounded by a helpful and supportive team to ensure that your experience is the best it can be every step of the way.
Assistance with:
- Issuing immigration documents
- Advising on relevant immigration matters
- Offering information on adjusting to life and culture in the US and at URochester
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Easy Transition to School Life
International orientation topics include adjusting to an American university, living in Rochester, policies, advising, academic and social resources, and other topics that will enrich the transition to the Warner School of Education.
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New to Rochester?
Make Rochester feel like home.
Whether you are getting ready to arrive or are already settling in, explore our practical information to help you feel more confident living in a new city and country.
Explore guidance on housing, transportation, banking, healthcare, shopping, communication, cultural adjustment, safety, and ways to connect with the University and greater Rochester community.
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Immigration & Policy Updates
Updates and guidance for the ÃÛÌÒÊÓÆµ community.
University leadership continues to review federal policy developments and consider how they may affect our community and University activities, including teaching, research, and patient care. To help keep the community informed, the University has a process in place to monitor updates and assess any potential implications as new information becomes available.