F-1 visa questionaires consullate do normally ask.?

Question

as consulate consutants and specialist,i would to have 5 SOLID and VERY,VERY realistic reasons a US consular officer for an F-1 visa will think,analyse and know are the main and tangible reasons an international student will enter the Us to a Community colllege,or in clear form,what are normally the 5 best,solid and tangible reasons someone/or an international student will want to attend a community college in the US?What rae some of the approved reasons which are very very tangible and reasonable an interviewing consular officer will base on this and issue an F-1 to the student.What normally are they expecting an international student who want to enter the US and start at a community college give as his/her 5 tangible and approved reasons

Answer 1

It's no secret that questions will include verification of ties to another country.

The reasons for wanting to study in the USA are a good place to begin the interview, but are not, in themselves, sufficient reason to issue the visa.

You repeat "5 tangible" - do you think the number of articulable reasons is compelling?  It's not. What matters is the ties to the applicant's country.

Answer 2

why you choose USA to study?

Answer 3

From this and your other questions, it sounds like you are looking for ways to provide the "right" answers to your clients who are seeking visas to the US.  I hope nobody feels the need to assist you in this endeavor.  The bottom line is that if visa applicants have a legitimate reason to go to the US, have the financial means to do so, and are able to demonstrate a willingness to obey all of the visa requirements, the likelihood is that a visa will be issued.

This all sounds very fishy.