Stevens - Henager International Students Salt Lake City, Utah

It is impossible for a college or university to revoke a student visa due to financial reasons. Stevens-Henager College (SHC) is certainly aware of this as F-1 students have been admitted there for several years. This sounds more like a student unwilling to pay their tuition and blaming the College. SHC is certainly within its rights to terminate any student, domestic or foreign, if they are not meeting their financial obligations.

Before recieving a student visa, a student has to prove to a U.S. Embassy and the State Department that they have enough funds to not only pay for tuition but the cost of living while studying in the U.S. Every college and university in the U.S. expects all students to pay for tuition or be dismissed from the school. If a foreign student at SHC is dismissed due to financial reasons the student can apply to another university and their I-20 would be transferred.

SHC does not charge foreign or international students double that of domestic. The confusion may be that most foreign students are master's students (different pricing) and not undergraduate and that foreign students are not eligible for Federal Title for Student Aid.

I work there.    It's $39,400 for the Assoc.  And roughly $70,000 for the Bachelors.  Now this is online, but I'm fairly sure campus is the same (also this is the current cost at the time of the posting...)  So actually the tuition per Month is about $1970 (39,400 divided by 20 months).  So your friend isn't being charged extra.