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Many prospective legal immigrants think that they can go to US for higher studies and after that, find a job in US and get Green Card etc. That route is very difficult now. This blog do a great job in explaining all the pros and cons which international students should think before spending their hard earned money in US universities. 3 Options After Masters in USA - Job, Studies or Pack Your Bags
Many prospective legal immigrants think that they can go to US for higher studies and after that, find a job in US and get Green Card etc. That route is very difficult now. This blog do a great job in explaining all the pros and cons which international students should think before spending their hard earned money in US universities. 3 Options After Masters in USA - Job, Studies or Pack Your Bags
Depends on what they study. Sciences, MBAs (from top schools, not crappy ones) grads that I know got jobs and were sponsored for green card on EB-2 quite easily.
Of course if they came to study an MBA in a middle-of-the-pack school, or a phoney masters, that won't happen.
I am not talking about phoney ones, foreign students are issued F-1 visas by US embassies for recognised universities only. Say universities like Texas Tech or LSU, Oklahoma state etc. For foreign students, its a wastage of time and money to come to United States for higher studies.
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Originally Posted by Collective
Depends on what they study. Sciences, MBAs (from top schools, not crappy ones) grads that I know got jobs and were sponsored for green card on EB-2 quite easily.
Of course if they came to study an MBA in a middle-of-the-pack school, or a phoney masters, that won't happen.
I am not talking about phoney ones, foreign students are issued F-1 visas by US embassies for recognised universities only. Say universities like Texas Tech or LSU, Oklahoma state etc. For foreign students, its a wastage of time and money to come to United States for higher studies.
I think he meant phoney in the sense of useless/paper to hang on a wall such as business administration ... Somehow only the ones who do not make it consider their US education a waste of time and money. Plenty of others find jobs and stay.
Number of students who do not make it has increased a lot. Thats why now many people think it as a waste of money and time. People will not think on that line 10-15 years ago.
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Originally Posted by Threestep
I think he meant phoney in the sense of useless/paper to hang on a wall such as business administration ... Somehow only the ones who do not make it consider their US education a waste of time and money. Plenty of others find jobs and stay.
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