काम गर भन्दा, "हुन्छ" गर्छु भन्ने अवस्था छैन।

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Friends, I want to share a "तितो सत्य" of life here in the United Statess. Currently I am going to a school to get an associates degree in MLT. I am about to finish it. Right now I am doing my clinicals at a local hospital and they are so much willing to hire me there. A Human resource personnel summoned me in her office today and asked me why don't I apply and said that all the staffs are impressed with the way I work. Even if take an OPT, it will just be of a year for associates degree and when I tell them they may not hire me for such a short period of time. I told her that I am planning to go to a University soon, but she told me that I can even work evenings or weekends. In this case, are there any chances that the hospital can make me work longer even after 1 year opt is over? Any suggestions? Anybody has gone through a similar situation? If I had a "हरियो पत्ता", I would have worked there and still continued my education.  कसैको क्लोसेटको कुनामा ढुसी परेर बसेको हरियो पत्ता छ भने यता फाल्दिने हो कि? Please suggest!

Grenade · Mar 25, 2011 4:15 PM · 3,331 views

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Do some financial crisis thing after opt and get working permit from DHS with help of school !! It might work !

amricane · Mar 25, 2011 5:37 PM

Do as amricane said.  Coz there is no way to extend that 1 yr opt you get from associate degree. And few university offers cpt from the first semester, if that works go for it. But make sure those univeristy are genuine.

default061 · Mar 25, 2011 7:14 PM

Every body has same problem patta wala sita sutukk sadi.

bimal_thapa_usa · Mar 26, 2011 9:22 AM

If you go to school, you can do CPT.. CPT can be done for as long as you are in school. One of my friends has been working for a company for three straight semesters (part time).. she will graduate this semester and will start her OPT. I mean, it depends on the school, but most schools let you do an internship for multiple semesters as long as you fulfil the 12 credit requirement if you are a udergrad and 9 credits if you are a grad student. Hope that helps.

Jai_Nepal · Mar 26, 2011 12:22 PM

Thank you all. Oh yes, I didn't think about that CPT thing.thank you jai Nepal.

Grenade · Mar 26, 2011 7:34 PM

ya applly the economic hardship, look into cpt, more than anything your experience counts so don't let this chance go by.. btw, is MLT? 

kalopani · Mar 26, 2011 8:32 PM

Medical laboratory technology. Appreciate u bro!!

Grenade · Mar 27, 2011 1:17 AM

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