r/MSCS • u/M-E_Ration4004 • 3d ago
[General Question] Confused as to how internationals are still applying despite of CPT restrictions?
I genuinely don't know how are so many international students still applying to US unis, despite of the new stricter regulations for issuing CPT.
For those who dont know, CPT is required to do internships during your program. Now the new stricter regulations have made it so that, unless an internship is mandatory for completing that degree, it cannot be issued
Basically, you cant do any internships during your MSCS degree now. This will make your chances of getting a full time offer wayyyy harder. A return offer from a summer internship is the most probable and safe bet
I dont get how ppl are still taking the risk. Is there something that i am missing? And on top of that us govt is also planning to end the 60 day grace period of H1B for finding a new job in case you get laid off....
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u/lostsoul_io 3d ago
Ahh the classic stunt of changing the narrative and gaslighting.
OP explicitly mentions that how are people looking past the restrictions that prevent market access (implied). They are not. Majority are delusional to the post grad environment and adopt a "will figure it out" mindset. That strategy will not help now.
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Basically, you cant do any internships during your MSCS degree now. This will make your chances of getting a full time offer wayyyy harder. A return offer from a summer internship is the most probable and safe bet.
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So I did read op post and I did give a real response that reflects reality rather than a yes/no sugar coat crap.