Get ready for an inspiring conversation with Mutsah. She shares her remarkable journey from Zimbabwe to Ukraine for medical school , and eventually to the US. Discover how she navigated obstacles and discovered new passions.

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Meet Kola, host of "Better Informed Immigrant Podcast" .Join us as Kola shares his Journey. Born in America, raised in Nigeria and returned to the US for college. Despite making missteps with his education , Kola persevered , earning a bachelor's degree in computer engineering and a master's degree in electrical engineering . Eventually thriving in his career , Kola now shares his hard-won insights through his podcast, helping listeners navigate the complexities of immigrating to America and avoiding the mistakes he made along the way.

Karla's story is one of courage and transformations. At just 6 years old , she crossed the Mexico-US border twice. First with her mother and then her grandmother. Growing up undocumented , Karla navigated countless challenges, from language barriers to limited access to healthcare . It wasn't until she was 12 that she discovered her undocumentated status. But Karl's journey did not end there. She eventually obtained DACA and later became a US citizen. Join us as Karla shares her powerful story of hope, adaptation, and self discovery.

PMK shares her journey of moving from Zambia to America as an international student . She successfully completed her Licensed Practical Nursing (LPN) program during her Optional Practical Training (OPT). Today, Precious helps families with index securities and educates them on Life Insurance.

Overview of the M1 Visa: The M1 Visa is a type of visa that allows international students to pursue vocational training in the United States. This visa is specifically designed for individuals who wish to enroll in programs that focus on practical skills and hands-on training rather than traditional academic coursework.

In order to apply for an M1 Visa, prospective students must first be accepted into a vocational training program at a school aproved my the Student and Exchange Visitor Program (SEVP). Once accepted , students can then begin the visa application process, which includes filling out the necessary forms, paying the required fees, and attending a visa interview at a U.S. embassy or consulate.