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25 Mar 2019, 09:33
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Hi, my background is tech startup (6yrs) and I'm an international student from Asia.
My goal is to land in the tech industry in the US.
I prefer to work in SF > LA=NY > Asia after my MBA.
I heard that Westcoast would give you more option for tech, especially for visa sponsorship,
but full scholarship also means a lot. Which option do you think would be better?
My goal is to land in the tech industry in the US.
I prefer to work in SF > LA=NY > Asia after my MBA.
I heard that Westcoast would give you more option for tech, especially for visa sponsorship,
but full scholarship also means a lot. Which option do you think would be better?
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25 Mar 2019, 14:49
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I'd take the full scholarship from NYU and run.
The USCIS is sending out RFEs and rejecting H1B petitions at a much higher rate than before for non-STEM applicants than before, so companies are dialing back on their sponsorship for MBAs. As a result, the risk of coming away without a solid post-MBA job in the US is much higher than 2-3 years ago.
Paying back the loan on a full ticket to Anderson at Asian level pay (unless you get into a high paying Asian tech firm like an Alibaba or Didi Chuxing) is going to be crippling. Although that's the worst case scenario, it's a situation you definitely don't want to be in.
The USCIS is sending out RFEs and rejecting H1B petitions at a much higher rate than before for non-STEM applicants than before, so companies are dialing back on their sponsorship for MBAs. As a result, the risk of coming away without a solid post-MBA job in the US is much higher than 2-3 years ago.
Paying back the loan on a full ticket to Anderson at Asian level pay (unless you get into a high paying Asian tech firm like an Alibaba or Didi Chuxing) is going to be crippling. Although that's the worst case scenario, it's a situation you definitely don't want to be in.
25 Mar 2019, 15:10
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I would not spend more than 0.01 seconds thinking about it. Stern.
