I graduated in the year 2016 from India with B. Arch degree. From August 2017 till today I am working with a U.S based architecture firm that outsources work in India. Working on residential projects has excited me throughout my professional journey. Therefore, I am willing to take a step forward, willing to pursue masters and work in the U.S.
Just wanted to understand the journey of a recent or practicing M.Arch / Construction project management student. Please feel free to share your experience.
STUDENT LIFE: Things you like / dislike about your individual program.
JOBS: How was your internship experience like? Did you find a job easily? Are you on OPT? Have you found a H1-b sponsor yet? How's your work place like?
Please conclude by giving your opinion on - Is it worth coming to the U.S during a time when the current U.S. President and his administration are against immigrants (specially Indians)?
Hello Everyone.
I graduated in the year 2016 from India with B. Arch degree. From August 2017 till today I am working with a U.S based architecture firm that outsources work in India. Working on residential projects has excited me throughout my professional journey. Therefore, I am willing to take a step forward, willing to pursue masters and work in the U.S.
Just wanted to understand the journey of a recent or practicing M.Arch / Construction project management student. Please feel free to share your experience.
STUDENT LIFE: Things you like / dislike about your individual program.
JOBS: How was your internship experience like? Did you find a job easily? Are you on OPT? Have you found a H1-b sponsor yet? How's your work place like?
Please conclude by giving your opinion on - Is it worth coming to the U.S during a time when the current U.S. President and his administration are against immigrants (specially Indians)?
Thank you.