Hi Everyone, My Opt is about to expire and the only way I can work is if I can get a full time CPT from any institutions. Is there any suggestion as to which ones in New Jersey or New York area can do that. Some of the few that I inquired can only give part time (20 hrs/ week)CPT for the first semester which can be converted to a full time later on. But since this will create a gap, I'd like to find out if there any way I can get a full time CPT. Help much appreciated. Thanks.
supernova0702 · Jun 18, 2012 2:32 PM · 19,045 views
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no_more_crush · Jun 19, 2012 2:37 PM
Maharishi University in Iowa would give 2.5 yrs full time CPT.
jhilkeJetho · Jun 20, 2012 1:43 PM
http://www.stratford.edu/ http://infoserveinstitute.com These two colleges provide CPT. Please check with them. Hope this helps- thanks !
atiranjeet · Jun 20, 2012 9:04 PM
ITU - San Jose, California http://itu.edu/index.php/admis... Regards, HF
hardcore fan · Jun 21, 2012 11:06 AM
Needs suggestion from sajha friends: My master's in Computer science from US university is about to be finished. I worked full time on CPT for more than a year (15-16) months. Now CPT is about to be finished. CPT extension seems not possible. Can I join any colleges or university that will provide me initial full time CPT. Normally, CPT is provided after one or few semesters. I am planning to have it beforehand when I joined for another master's so that I can look for h1b and can file it? if unfortunately I didn't get any such colleges for CPT, then only probability is to join another master's to preserve status. While enrolling for another master's degree, at the same time can I look for h1b and can file it if any company is willing to do it? Thank you
playyboy · Jul 5, 2012 9:56 AM
If you do distance education or online education with full time CPT job then yes you are eligible to have H1B visa.
jhilkeJetho · Jul 5, 2012 10:19 AM
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