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Every STEM grad from a US program should get a greencard/visa stapled to their diploma. Why isn't that happening?
by siculars 10y ago
Every STEM grad from a US program should get a greencard/visa stapled to their diploma.
Why isn't that happening?
- dmm 10y agoI like the concept but I can see a few potential problems with the idea. Firstly this would give universities the power to print green cards. That's a power they probably shouldn't have. Secondly I really don't think there is a shortage of scientists or mathematicians so STEM is probably a suboptimal group to apply this policy. I personally know a person with a masters in geophysics who drives for lyft. Ask a recent biology major about their job prospects, etc.
- dzhiurgis 10y agoI work for this such type of consulting shop abroad (first world), supposedly best in the country and earn same as average Uber driver. I think the model is not limited to the US. There are plenty of people willing to have abroad experience, but it does demotivate you to certain degree. I can imagine market geophysics specialists is extremely tiny.
- bduerst 10y agoThey need to be paid more than the prevailing wage for citizens working the same job in the area they are working.