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As an international student, figuring out career paths in the U.S. can be daunting, especially when it comes to navigating immigration laws. That’s why I recently attended a legal info session hosted by Bentley’s CISS and the Entrepreneurship Hub (E-Hub), where immigration attorney Aaron Blumberg and CISS Director Susannah Marcucci broke down the complexities of U.S. visa options for international students with entrepreneurial ambitions. As an international student myself, I found this session incredibly insightful and important.
Are you an international student eager to share your unique perspective of your country, enhance your public speaking skills, and connect with like-minded peers? If so, the Worldview Program is your chance to shine! 🌟
The Worldview Program is hosted by Bentley CISS (Center for International Students and Scholars), and it’s all about fostering global awareness, intercultural sensitivity, and meaningful discussions on campus. Through interactive panel discussions in real classrooms, international students get to bring fresh perspectives on society, psychology, …
As Bentley University students, we have access to a wide range of resources that can help us succeed academically, professionally, and personally. Whether you’re in your first year or getting ready to graduate, here are some key resources to utilize to your advantages:
The Pulsifer Career Development Center is your one-stop shop for everything career-related. From resume reviews and mock interviews to job search strategies, this center is packed with resources to help you land internships and full-time jobs. They …
During their studies or upon graduating, international students are allowed one year (or two if you’re a STEM major) of work authorization, known as optional practical training or OPT. However, the work that counts towards OPT often gets lost in translation among applicants for this visa extension. More specifically, could an international student freelance without jeopardizing their visa status? The short answer is it depends. As a student on an F-1 visa, you cannot partake in freelancing without additional work …
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