Posted by: accord March 12, 2013
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If you can tell what you major is, then you will get some specific advice.
As someone had mentioned earlier, The best situation for you is to start part time grad school. If you can complete even half of the course while working you will only be left with a year. I guess since you have a job, it would also not be a financial burden. You can still finish in about 2 to 2 1/2 years taking summer classes too.
Also, aim for better schools and not fall for cheap and crappy grad schools. Dont look to save money now, you will regret later. Since you have a entry level job which you must have got based on your degree, make the most out of the grad school opportunity. If your employer agrees to file your green card, then after 2,3 years you are in great shape. And maybe STEM category green card.
Let us know where u from and maybe all sajha members can help regarding colleges and options.
As someone had mentioned earlier, The best situation for you is to start part time grad school. If you can complete even half of the course while working you will only be left with a year. I guess since you have a job, it would also not be a financial burden. You can still finish in about 2 to 2 1/2 years taking summer classes too.
Also, aim for better schools and not fall for cheap and crappy grad schools. Dont look to save money now, you will regret later. Since you have a entry level job which you must have got based on your degree, make the most out of the grad school opportunity. If your employer agrees to file your green card, then after 2,3 years you are in great shape. And maybe STEM category green card.
Let us know where u from and maybe all sajha members can help regarding colleges and options.