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How employers approach to people that are non- US Citizen, but are on OPT ?

Hey guys,

I'm in the process of applying for a master's degree in U.S ( Networking or Cybersecurity), and this question is eating me alive. Because I don't have the required finances to afford the degree & living expenses, I will be getting a loan.

And to pay off this loan, I have to work in U.S because I basically make around 800$ in my home country because of the exchange rate. And I'm looking at a 650-700$ monthly payment for years.

A little bit of background information about me ;

  • I'm not from India or China
  • Bachelor's degree in Management Information Systems.
  • CCNA (Cisco Certified Network Associate) Certification
  • 8 years of experience in global / reputable companies (4 years IT Infrastructure Specialist, 4 years Senior IT Infrastructure Specialist)
  • Looking to get a Security+ Certificate and a master's degree in Networking / Cybersecurity

My questions are ;

  1. What do you think my chances are to finding an employment ?
  2. How do employers approach to people on OPT ?

Any help is appreciated. Thanks in advance

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