I graduated from the Ivy league. From a top ten MBA program. Got 750 on my GMAT and three job offers from PE shops. Turns out they don't sponsor internationals.

I graduated from the Ivy league. From a top ten MBA program. Got 750 on my GMAT and three job offers from PE shops. Turns out they don't sponsor internationals. Had similar situations with my school several times. However, I can live with that. What I can't tolerate is the country. I experienced a lot of discrimination, didn't see much opportunity and saw a lot of underpaid foreign labor in a couple of tech hubs. Namely friends that were working in big name tech firms (Fortune 100) and living very bad lives. I just think American universities need to promote their services this in a more mature and realistic way. I wanted to work for a big corporation after being an entrepreneur, but again. What I saw what another disaster. I'm just greatly disillusioned with America and lament to say that my third-world nation is better. Sorry, I'm going back. I blame America simply because my educational experience in my home country was ten times better. I left my country chasing a lie it seems.