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I would highly recommend to Indian students not to study in the US going forward. At least until the generally hostile attitude towards immigrants and meaningfu
by dmode 9y ago
I would highly recommend to Indian students not to study in the US going forward. At least until the generally hostile attitude towards immigrants and meaningful reforms in GC attainment is done. If you plan to lay down your roots in America after school, it will simply not happen in the current climate. Go study in Canada, Australia, UK, and India and contribute to those societies
- sombremesa 9y agoAll you have to do is get married to an American. You could be the best and brightest or the dumb and dullest, won't matter.
- abusoufiyan 9y agoNot that easy. Most first-gen people I know are absolutely against marrying anyone who isn't a permanent resident, basically because of advice like yours.
- zeusk 9y agoApart from that being fraud (marriage for the sole purpose of citizenship), getting married is not the top priority for most at that age. Also, as part of the F-1 visa requirement they're required to demonstrate homeland ties that indicate there is a high chance they'll return after completing the course.
- netheril96 9y agoIndian/Chinese men are much less desired than whites and sometimes blacks and latinos in the US dating market. Marrying an American is probably harder than alternative approaches, at least for males from these countries.
- pentae 9y agoOr you know, put up an ad on craigslist.
- 123ol12313 9y agoI am sorry, but this is utter crap. Who's perspective are you viewing this from, because it sounds racist.
- pks016 9y agoI thought of applying for Phd(Biology) in US because it has graduate school, there is one year course work then Phd. In most of the other countries, you have to select lab and decide early on which project you have to work on. There is no flexibility if you don't like the project. Second the quality of education in US is better I guess.
- nishs 9y agos/Indian students/international students ?
- pm90 9y agoNo, because the wait for Green Card is much more reasonable for any country except India.
- forapurpose 9y agoIs that based on some evidence or expertise that everyone else isn't aware of?