Originally Posted by MIdreamer

Yes, because without the support, USC will suffer hardship because of

• Disruption of a current program

and if USC has to move with you to a different country,

• Loss of opportunity for higher education
• Lower quality or limited scope of education options
• Requirement to be educated in a foreign language or culture with ensuring loss of time or grade
• Availability of special requirements, such as training programs or internships in specific fields