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Good to have as a student, even though most likely 85% chance the Consular Officer wont ask for them.
1. Status Letter ('hopefully' you are not in your final year because that loosens your educational ties a bit; but if you are, nothing to worry too much over)
2. Official Academic Transcript
3. School ID
Typical questions for a student?
1. What school do you attend?
2. What are you studying?
3. Do you like what you are studying?
4. What is your current GPA? (...just maybe)
5. What year student are you (1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th)?
6. When do you graduate?
7. Where do you want/hope to work when you graduate?
8. Who pays your tuition?
Other general questions:
1. Have you ever traveled to the US or any other country before?
2. Why do you want to travel?
3. Do you have family in the US? If yes, where do they live?
4. How long do you intend to stay?
5. Who do you intend to stay with?
6. Will you be travelling alone?
Try to keep your nerve and not get too shaken by the tight security environment. In all reality you probably wont be in front of the consular officer long enough for he/she to ask you this many questions.
Don't over do the formal dressing, really not necessary to look all uptight. Besides all the formality makes you feel that much more uncomfortable, right? Moderately dressed is fine, no matter if male/female: cover your toes, cover your knees, cover your chest and upper arms.
Last but not least, say a prayer before and after, no matter the results.
All the best!

Lolita 12357,
Go to 'home' then 'forums' select your category of forum eg. K1 process... When you select your forum, at the top of the page (above the questions already there) you will see 'start new topic'. You should be good to go then.