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2010/2011 Academic Year Schedule
These workshops will be a detailed discussion on OPT for F-1 graduate students. Topics covered will include when to apply, how to apply, required paperwork, SEVIS implications, time frames and what to expect. All graduate students with an interest in OPT are welcome; however, students close to finishing their programs will probably benefit the most. F-1 students may file for OPT up to 90 days prior to and up to 60 days after completion of their program. However, an OPT start date may not be more than 60 days after the program end date. **Master's degree candidates finishing at the end of spring semester should be advised that their official program completion date is commencement - not the end date on their I-20 (June 30). Several OPT session will be held. We will post them as they are arranged.
OPT applications can be obtained from the reception desk of 120 Alexander, 1st Floor (office hours are 9AM to 5PM ) or downloaded from our website.
The attorney workshops will focus on visa possibilities for both F-1 and J-1 graduate students after practical training. The guest speakers will be local immigration attorneys who will discuss H-1B processing, other non-immigrant options, permanent residence, and related topics.
Career Services has arranged an additional session for both undergraduates and graduate students: UNDERSTANDING YOUR WORK AND VISA OPTIONS IN THE U.S. Completed Immigration attorneys from McCandlish Holton Immigration Practice Group, will talk to international students about work authorization, green card, and visa options for post-graduation employment.
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