Mandatory Check-In Session
September 18 All Day Silver Center for Arts and Science,
Room 408
The US government requires all new international students to
report their arrival to NYU. To report your arrival, you must attend a
check-in session with as soon as possible once you arrive to the US.
Click here to sign up and learn when and where the workshop takes
place, we offer multiple sessions in one day. If you are returning from a leave
of absence, the workshop is not mandatory but you are still welcome to
attend.
Note that failure to attend a check-in workshop may
jeopardize your ability to remain legally in the US.
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Optional Practical Training for F-1 Students
(Pre OPT and
Post OPT)
September 18 10:00am - 11:30am EDT Kimmel Center for
University Life, Room 905/907
How do I work off-campus before graduation?
How can I work in the U.S. after I graduate? Optional Practical
Training is one way to do both!
An NYU Office of Global Services international student
advisor will explain the rules and types of Optional Practical Training (OPT),
the most popular type of off-campus employment for F-1 students.Learn about how
to apply and the documents needed to ensure you’re able to work when you land
that job, too. Application materials will be provided.
U.S. tax obligations, STEM OPT and Cap Gap OPT extensions will
also be briefly discussed.
Seating is limited. The RSVP is only for reminder purposes.
Latecomers are welcome as space allows.
Use your @nyu.edu email address to RSVP. Sponsored by the
NYU Office of Global Services.
F-1 Work Options Before Graduation (CPT and Pre-OPT)
September 21 4:00pm - 6:00pm EDT Kimmel Center for
University Life, room 405/406
Learn about F-1 work options available before graduation.
An NYU Office of Global Services international student
adviser will explain the difference between the two most common types of
employment for F-1 students. Learn about how to apply for Curricular Practical
Training and Pre-Completion Optional Practical Training. Application materials
will be provided.
It is ideal to attend this workshop before
interviewing for jobs and one semester prior to starting employment.
Attention new students: Most F-1
students in the U.S. for the first time are eligible to work off-campus after
two semesters has passed.
Seating is limited. The RSVP is only for reminder purposes.
Students are welcome as space allows. Use your @nyu.edu email address to RSVP.
Related Content:
- OGS Curricular Practical Training
- Wasserman Center for Career Development
- OGS Optional Practical Training
On-Campus Employment for F-1 and J-1 Students
September 22 11:00am - 12:30pm EDT Kimmel, 60 Washington
Square South, Room 905/907
Overview of what is needed to work on-campus and how to find
work on-campus:
What are the documents you need to work on campus as an F-1
or J-1 student? What about Social Security cards? Learn the answers to these
questions and receive a glossary of words to know as you look for work
on-campus.
A representative from the Wasserman Center for Career
Development and an advisor from the Office of Global Services will co-present
this session.
Seating is limited. The RSVP is only for reminder
purposes. Latecomers are welcome as space allows. Use your
@nyu.edu email address to RSVP.
(Fulbright students and other students with DS2019s not
issued by NYU should contact their sponsor for information on how to get a work
authorization letter.)
Sponsored by the NYU Office of Global Services and the
Wasserman Center for Career Development
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