<p>Based on this years recruiting season ... as I mentioned almost all my intl friends who have internships have them at Banks. Some - though very few have internships at Engineering companies. </p>
<p>But it has been tough for students from a top 5 school, so I can only imagine its harder for people from schools that are 'perceived' to be worse. (although they are not worse) Unfortunately a lot of companies actually only target a couple of schools etc...</p>
<p>for banking you mean like Economics and Math major?</p>
<p>Most of them are Econ majors, but quite a few of them are from other departments...</p>
<p>for that also you may have to have degrees frm wharton or hbs? what say?</p>
<p>it's totally f**ed up to study in the US..</p>
<p>Elaborate.</p>
<p>If you're wealthy there's a process called EB5 where you invest a bunch of money here and they give you a greencard. I think last I looked it was $1 million.</p>
<p>Dude, multinational corporations have an army of lawyers lying around taking care of this kind of thing. They can make up job functions that only the petitioner can do out of thin air. Like the government can verify it. Short of making up job functions out of thin air, they can also tailor job descriptions so that it looks like no Americans are qualified to do it.</p>
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<p>ceebrown It is no longer easy to stay, even with an undergrad degree from Wharton. The graduate degree give more hope.</p>
<p>u both were being sarcastic right?? u people scare the **** out of me. i have been preparing for 1 to 1.5 years for U.S colleges and now u say it's almost impossible to get a job</p>
<p>i am applying to best schools - ivy league, mit, stanford etc.say i get into these schools(which itself is unpredictable) and participate in all activities like research, clubs etc and have a good GPA and some good internships how easy is to get a job offer before i graduate??</p>
<p>after all i am going to the u.s to eventually work there and not to go back to india or china. then what is the whole point of u.s education other than research, exposure to different cultures etc.</p>
<p>i cant beleive this happens even with top schools.then what about the idiots who go to low level schools. please help!!
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<p>you are incredibly ignorant. i really despise people like you who always enforce to Americans the stereotype that us international students are always only after self-gains. the "idiots" at the low level schools will always, always be better than you. so what if youre in a top top school? big deal! your sucky character just voids everything.</p>
<p>i hope you dont get a job, because i'd hate to see the US gain a "professional" like you.</p>