Business schools are doing their best to help foreign students through Americas tougher visa process
After Nadim Saad got his MBA from INSEAD in France last year, he planned to go to the Wharton School in Pennsylvania on a two-month exchange programme. But Mr Saad, a Mexican national who was born in Lebanon, never made it. As his classmates left, his visa was still being processed at the American embassy in Paris, forcing him to reschedule his flights to America every few days. Mr Saad says he was told that his visa would arrive on time, but it never did. In January, the embassy told him that because the exchange programme (whose dates he had already rescheduled) was over, it would not grant the visa.
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