Can an MBA graduate from the United States immigrate?

Our situation is similar. But in the United States, no matter what major you study, it doesn't necessarily have anything to do with immigration.

If you decide to stay here, the usual practice is to find your employer and apply for issuing an H 1B visa, so that your F 1 status will become an H 1B visa. When you have an H 1B visa and have worked for a long time, you can apply for a green card. With a green card, you can apply for naturalization after a certain number of years. Usually by the time you finish this process, you will be in your forties. Of course, there are shortcuts. I am a Shanghai female classmate who came five years ago, and I was an American two years ago. She married an American. Another businesswoman from Fujian invested $20 million to build a factory there. Undoubtedly, she also has the conditions to invest in immigration. The above is for your reference.