Defending International Students in New Hampshire Against Misconduct Charges

International students come to study at colleges and universities in the United States, including those in New Hampshire, with high hopes of bettering themselves through education. An undergraduate or graduate degree, or a professional program such as medical school or an MBA is what entices these students to leave their homes and families behind to build a better academic career.

It is unfortunate that international students have more to lose if charged with academic or Code of Conduct violations. They are also found to be at a higher risk of being accused of academic and other issues compared to American students. These accusations include cheating, plagiarism, and failure to meet academic standards.

Cultural differences can pose as barriers for international students faced with such accusations. What one considers cheating in Western culture may not match that of other cultures, leading international students to unknowingly violate their school’s code of conduct. The problem is compounded by latent xenophobia where professors and school administrators view international students through greater scrutiny even if inadvertently.

Language barriers exist regardless of whether international students speak English fluently. Miscommunication or misunderstanding poses many pitfalls for them. Being found responsible for misconduct will result in serious consequences, jeopardizing academic and career goals that can lead to suspension, dismissal or expulsion from college along with revocation of student visas which can ultimately lead to deportation from the United States.

To safeguard against the potentially serious charges faced by international students accused of academic misconduct or code of conduct charges, an understanding of disciplinary processes and necessary precautions before speaking with a school is crucially important. Your rights and interests must be protected by having competent legal representation – an experienced attorney advisor defending you soon after learning about the allegations brought against you.

Todd Spodek is one such attorney who has helped hundreds of international students at schools across America successfully resolve disciplinary issues threatening both their academic/professional careers and their ability to remain in the United States due to student visa implications. Todd Spodek and his team of professionals have unparalleled experience and success in resolving international students’ concerns nationwide.

As a licensed attorney representing clients in Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and New York, Todd Spodek is admitted to state and federal courts throughout the US ensuring complete representation for his international student clients no matter where they are. He serves as an advisor to international students facing school disciplinary proceedings not only in New Hampshire but also across the nation.

The list of schools in New Hampshire where Todd Spodek provides help as your academic misconduct advisor during investigations, hearings, and appeals include but are not limited to:

– Chester College of New England
– Colby Sawyer College
– Daniel Webster College
– Dartmouth College
– Franklin Pierce University
– Granite State College
– Great Bay Community College
– Hesser College
– Keene State College
– Lakes Region Community College
– Lebanon College
– Manchester Community College
-Nashua Community Colleges
-New England College
-New Hampshire Institute of Art
-NHTI Concord’s Community Colleges
-Northeast Catholic Colleges
-Plymouth State University
-River Valley Community Colleges
-Rivier University
-Saint Anselms Institutes
-Southern NH Universities
-St.Joseph’s Institutes
-Thomas Mores Colleges
-The Manchester Campuses Of The University Of New Hampshire
-The Main Campus at Durham Of The University Of NH
-The White Mountains Institutions

International students have already compromised too much to get here; hence it becomes crucial for them to get all the required help when caught up in these situations. Taking every step necessary to protect one’s interests is essential when faced with a potentially life-altering situation like this. Contact National Academic Misconduct Attorney & Advisor Todd Spodek today at 212-300-5196 or online to book an appointment with him at https://www.studentdisciplinedefense.com to discuss/disclose his expertise and counsel.