I am not a nursing student and don't know anything about nursing but I do know this. For bachelors students, if you have been enrolled full-time in your university for at least two semesters (eight months) and you find an internship that is related to your field of studies, you qualify for CPT (Curricular Practical Training). Irrespective of whether the internship is paid or unpaid, legally you will be allowed to do the internship. The university will require you to sign-up for an internship class and will issue you a new I-20 (the last page of the I-20 will say that your CPT has been approved). Having said that, I don't know anything about BSN. Why did your adviser say you can't do an internship outside the university? Did she/he give you any reason? May be nursing majors can provide you with a better answer.

sabkosathi · Mar 20, 2010 11:01 PM

Hello Everyone Currently i am working using my SSN#. I used My SSN# in last summer and this summer as well. But before that i worked becz i was on OPT only. I am graduating next spring in BSN. If any agency would file for green card while i am working, will it be become problem for my process. I think it does but dont know in what way it does. Does any one is on similar situation before? Please give me some information or suggestion on this. thanks

thapar20 · May 18, 2010 8:05 PM