Interpretation of OPT policy in the United States: how to decide to stay after studying abroad!

The general internship period is 12 months? Does the internship need to be related to your major? T to OPT? Only students can apply for a work visa h1b.

. What about students who want to stay in the United States after graduation? Understanding OPT is a must.

In 2009, the United States announced that the four majors would extend OPT to 29 months? Are these four majors STEM? Namely natural science, science and technology, engineering and mathematics. Studying these four majors has a greater chance of staying in the United States than other majors.

According to the current OPT plan in the United States? After international students graduate from American universities? /kloc-can I continue my internship in the United States as a student for 0/2 months? What about US Immigration Enforcement? Ice? Graduates selected from the published catalogue can choose to study in the United States for up to 29 months. So, science and engineering students are during OPT? Is there enough time to apply for a work visa? Change immigration status.

Bing said? Is this the Obama administration's continued efforts to repair the broken immigration system? This is an important step to expand the pool of talents and high-skilled graduates in the United States.

The main purpose of this policy is to attract more outstanding talents to the United States for further study? This further broadens the professional choices of international students, especially domestic students? In the future, international students can consider other majors, not just business.

Although this policy has promoted China students to choose to stay in the United States? But what about now? The major chosen by most domestic students studying in the United States has not changed much. Do high school students who apply to study in the United States this year still choose business as their major? This is also a popular major chosen by China students studying in the United States in recent years? All this time. Most parents think business is easy to learn? And help children go back to China to find jobs after graduation? And this concept will gradually change with the adjustment of policies. But? It will take some time? And it needs practice to prove it? Other non-business majors can also have good employment prospects.

It is understood that? In addition to the traditional science and engineering majors, the new professional categories include? There are also majors in agriculture, psychology, zoology, education and other fields. This new policy is in line with the occupational demand trend in the "Ten-year Talent Demand Plan" issued by the US Labor Bureau in 2008? Once again, it reflects the desire of the United States for science and engineering talents.

In fact, as early as 2008, the US Immigration Service announced that it would extend the internship time for foreign students of science and engineering in the United States? Compared with it? The scope of application of this new policy has been extended to majors in agriculture, animal husbandry, psychology, irrigation science, food science and education? I believe that students who intend to study in the United States and enroll in the above majors will be more determined in their choice? And have more confidence in the chosen major. According to the new policy of extending internship announced by the US Immigration Enforcement Bureau? Predictable? In the near future, there will be more internship and employment opportunities in the above fields.

At present, China is very short of high-end scientific and technological talents? This can be seen from a series of major measures recently released to attract overseas talents to return to China to start businesses? Suggest students to study abroad and choose a major? We should pay more attention to our own personality, interest in learning, career development, potential industries of the target employment place, key investment fields and other factors. For example, students want to return to China for development in the future? First of all, we should examine the changes in China's talent demand and social development in the next decade. Some students have misunderstandings when choosing majors? Choose a major that you don't like or don't match your abilities? For example, some students used to be in agriculture or food? Worried about finding a job in America after graduation? So I have to give up the major I want to enroll in? Apply for other majors that are easier to stay in the United States? This may be detrimental to your own development? And for high school students? It is suggested that students' own interests and future career planning should be considered comprehensively.

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