Coming to the U.S. to pursue an MBA as an international student is a huge accomplishment. However, don’t forget that you have a lot of work ahead of you, especially if you’ll be seeking U.S. employment. Here are some common mistakes to avoid as you march toward your career goals.

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There are several ways for international students to gain work experience while in school. Here are four of the most common ways international students on F-1 visas can work in the U.S.

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April 1st kicked off the H-1B cap season for the fiscal year (FY) beginning in 2020. We recently reported on changes to the H-1B lottery that would impact the way visa petitions are selected. If you want yours to be one of the 85,000 H-1B visas granted for the FY 2020, check out these resources for navigating the changing regulations.

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Following these three steps will quickly increase your networking results and could uncover job leads your competition might not know about.

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To H1B or Not To H1B? The Question for International Students in the USA

While the H1B is the primary work permit for international talent looking to work in the USA, there are a lesser-known other immigration options to be considered.

The session will explore the various options available for international students, including starting a business. Join us, learn and ask your questions to our expert.

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The Blind Spot – Sharing and Receiving Opinions Across Cultures

The same words, same tone, same context can be interpreted as offensive in some cultures, vague in others. Are you choosing the right one? Egbert Schram from Hofstede Insights will discuss in this interactive online session how do you take culture into account when sharing your opinion and giving feedback. Is there a perfect way? He will provide you with a few key tips on how to make giving feedback a bit more culture sensitive.

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