As an international student, attending a career fair can be both exciting and intimidating. To make the most out of the experience, it’s important to prepare in advance. Here are some tips to help you get ready:
While it’s important to ask questions to learn more about the company and opportunities available, there are certain questions that should be avoided. These include asking about visa sponsorship, asking what the company has for you, and asking what the company does without doing your own research beforehand.
As an international student studying in the United States, you are likely looking for ways to gain experience, build your resume, and make connections in your field. One great way to achieve all of these goals is through a summer internship. However, finding the right internship can be a challenge, especially for international students who face unique obstacles.
Receiving a job offer before graduation can lead to lessened-anxiety and a much easier time staying in the US. If you are unsure about when you should apply for your OPT and when your start date should be,
Hear the journeys of three international job candidates who overcame barriers and landed their dream jobs in the US. By Amanda Rosenberg There is a
Dear Coach Kwan, I never find career fairs helpful for me, as I hardly get to meet with companies who want to sponsor me. However,
Dear Coach Kwan, I am an international student who is actively job hunting. I hear from so many of my peers that they have been
Dear Coach Kwan, I’ve recently started an internship at a company that I really like and I love working with this team! I was hoping
Dear Coach Kwan, I am an incoming international student who is trying to decide what career path to take. A lot of my friends are
Dear Coach Kwan, I feel like 2020 was a really difficult and unstable year for jobs. What should I be aware of this year to
