Student visas are granted for a period equal to the expected date of completion of studies. This date may be extended, if not yet culminated matters, taking into account the official date, delivered by the university. However, always delivered in the first edition with enough time, even for the internship.
If immigration officials can demonstrate that the delay is due to a student's academic malpractice is suspected and will not reach graduation, may decide to reject the extension and suspend visa.
If you want to stay in the U.S. after the expiration date of the authorization, it is important that the appropriate visa paperwork, which can be interpreted as you lied on your initial application and that your intention was always emigrate. This may affect your legal situation and create problems for your future in that country.
Having a student visa does not grant any advantage when applying for permanent residence or "Green Card" . However, having obtained a university degree (especially if it is in an area of high demand in the United States) can afford to deal with a temporary worker visa or a green card based on employment.
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