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Is International Student orientation mandatory?

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In order to participate in the activities provided by the Graduate Career Management Center, you must attend a GCM Orientation. Dates, times and location of orientation and workshops can be found at the events calendar »

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How can I get more information about Internships?

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There are several pieces of information regarding internships available to you. During orientation, you will be able to ask any questions that you might have regarding the Internship Program. Visit the internship section for more information »

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What is the difference between an Internship and a Co-op position?

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A Co-op position involves close to two years of work experience during your academic career. You are required to rotate between a forty hour week semester and a full-time student semester in order to complete a co-op. Most Co-op opportunities are for undergraduate students. International graduate students interested in gaining relevant work experience should consider an Internship- a short term, project oriented assignment.

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Is there a list of employers that hire International students?

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Unfortunately, no, there is not a list of employers that will hire or consider an international student for full-time or internship positions.

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What is the Global MBA/ MS Career Conference and how do I participate?

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The Global MBA/ MS Career Conference takes place once a year in the FALL and is available only to Foreign National students. The event hosts companies that are accepting International candidates for two interview days and also a small career fair for students. This is a great event for students who are selected, to gain direct access to the leading international employers.

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Why is it so difficult for international student to find companies to sponsor them in the US?

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The job search for international students can often be much more challenging than that of their domestic counterparts. This arises both from a different recruiting and employment environment than in one's home country and from the limited number of employers in the US who will hire international students for positions with their firms.

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Can I have an expert review my resume?

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Yes! To have your resume critiqued please contact the Graduate Career Management Center at 404.413.7155.

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Who do I contact with questions regarding my VISA status?

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For questions related to your VISA status contact International Students & Scholars at (404) 413-2070 or visit the ISS website.

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How can I meet other students in Robinson College of Business?

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Throughout your academic career at RCB, you will have the opportunity to interact with other students in various settings. In addition to your classroom activities, you may also want to become involved in the Graduate Business Association and the International Business Alliance.

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What is Robinson Career Connection (RCC) and how do I log in?

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Robinson Career Connection is the method by which we communicate activities and job openings for full-time, internships, and part-time work for Undergrad, Graduate students and Alumni in the Robinson College of Business. Without registering in RCC, you will not be able to participate in the activities of the Career Management Center. For more information on how to log-in »

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How can I get individual assistance?

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Visit the Career Management Center (35 Broad St. Suite 605) during walk-in hours: Monday 12 pm to 2 pm, Wednesday 12 pm to 2pm & Thursday 3 pm to 5 pm or please contact Cynetta Freeman, our Recruiting Coordinator, at cfreeman@gsu.edu.