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Job opportunities in SF and also Reg: H1b sponsorship
Hi guys,
This is Meghana and I live in San Jose, CA. I have done my Undergrad From India and recently moved to San Jose like 8 months back. I have worked in India for about 3 years. I am currently on H4 (Dependent) visa. I have applied for universities here in CA in order to pursue my masters degree (fall 2014).
I got into CCA- MAAD Program as well as USC- MAAS prog. I am really worried about the job scenario in SF after my graduation. Being an International student, I heard getting an H1B visa sponsorship from a firm is really difficult. As the tuition fee for both the universities are way too expensive, I am having a hard time to decide.
I also got into UC. Berkeley summer program. I heard that after finishing summer program from Berkeley, It is easy to get into the graduate program.. How far is it true?? Because in that case I would rather wait for an year and apply for berkeley graduate program.
As I am new to the city, I would really appreciate if you guys could help me through this and put in your suggestions.
Thank you,
Meghana.B
Hi Meghana,
I got admitted into UC Berkeley's IN[ARCH] institute today. Will you be attending? I am trying to research more about the program and get in contact with other students.
Thanks!
M
Hi Medina,
Its nice to hear from you. Yes, I am planning to attend the summer program IN[ARCH]ADV .
hire your own immigration attorney for the h1b: gives you more control over the process and helps firms avoid the hassle (and cost ~$5k)
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