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The Something Awful Forums > The Finer Arts > Creative Convention > Career - School Advice, Creative Career advice and Full Time Job Postings
 
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Sonata
Jan 29, 2004

Hackuma posted:

Is it harder for foreign people to get jobs in american companies?
I'm a mexican currently studying animation in the U.S. and this has been worrying me for a while, especially because in addition to the "job<-->experience" paradox I can't work under my student visa.

Someone please answer this. I have the exact same problem, except I'm studying fine arts instead of animation. F-1 visas don't allow for jobs or paid internships, and after graduation we get 6 months to find a stable job that will be fascinated enough by us to be willing to go through the paperwork to give us a work visa.

halp

\/\/ Ohh, neato. Do you know if said internship has to be done after the completion of studies or while you're still in school?

Sonata fucked around with this message at 19:17 on Jan 17, 2013

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