I did my MBA graduation with HR specialization and got 3yrs of experience in recruitments.If i would like to pursue a career in US how do i need to go about? 1 what kind of career options will i have? 2.Do I need to pursue other courses? 3.Which are the other courses would help me in finding a good career? 4.What is the income range can i expect?
RE:hi
by prashant rai on Aug 28, 2006 08:38 PM Permalink
In US, aliens only get jobs in the fields where American resourses are less, i.e. IT. As for as HR people are concerned I think there is no lack of HR people. As for as USCIS is concerned they are very picky about giving H1 visas for people other than IT resourses. I am not discouraging you but it is little difficult than IT people.
RE:Scholarship
by Aniruddha on Aug 31, 2006 01:07 PM Permalink
There is no relationship between GRE score and scholarship amount. You will be judged on your whole application, not specifically GRE score. The scholarship amount depends on the school and also on the advisor, if you're doing a research assistantship. The rough amount would be written in the application materials. If you can get a full scholarship, usually it is enough for most monthly expenses, and most of the time, you can save a bit too. My rough guess is that the amount varies from $1000-1500/month. It might be slightly more or less.
Hi, I am a student on F-1 at ASU and I have bought health insurance from University but for my wife who is about to reach here, it'd be very costly to buy from university. They are asking 2000$ for a semester. Pls suggest what should I do?
RE:Health insurance for F-2
by prashant rai on Aug 28, 2006 08:24 PM Permalink
I dont know if your university allow insurance from outside!! if yes then you can try firstUsa insurance. But usually insurance for F-2 are usually very high. Also, try to know from your students office if you can take advantage of Medicare!!!
