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• It entirely depends on your hard work applying to the positions. There are numerous websites like LinkedIn, Handshake, Indeed, etc., where you can apply for jobs. Faculty and staff also guide you and help you connect with different companies they are tied with and help you secure jobs.
• they do not have a legit campus recruitment thing like we have in India. We have to take our own efforts to get an interview.
• Companies – pentagon, disney, summer groups, design studios, etc.

• There are groups on facebook and whatsapp to find temporary as well as permanent accommodations. ANd there are apps as well, but sometimes it can also be fraud. Happened to one of my friends.
• I found mine with the help of my friend who was already in the States.
• My monthly rent for a private room was $850, including all the utilities like gas, water, wifi, etc.
• Join the facebook groups, contact Indian students who already reside there and try to connect with them via linkedIn and they can easily help you. I have been helping a lot of aspiring students myself who text me on LinkedIn. My accommodation was off campus.

• 70% of students got placed in the first 6 months.
• The average salary range was $45k to $55k USD per year.
• Students usually find jobs using LinkedIn, Indeed, Archinect, professor referrals, and networking.
• There was a lack of career fairs in college so it made it harder for us to find jobs, and we had to network and apply to a lot of jobs online. Professors usually helped in recommending.

• I opted for off campus accommodation, using apps like Zillow and Hotpads.
• Monthly rent for me was $1250, which included the house, water, and kitchen appliances.
• One recommendation for students is to join local FB groups, college groups and engaging with seniors to find what the ground reality is before landing in USA. Securing a temp accommodation or living with a friend / senior before getting a permanent accommodation can be helpful to avoid scams.
   

If the students have been actively taking part in all the university activities and learning about various available opportunities, they will be able to connect with industry professionals and understand the market reality to be able to apply efficiently and perform well through the application processes.

Personally, being proactive on campus and building a student profile through LinkedIn, social media platforms and showing up at various events has helped me connect with like minded students and build a professional network. The university offers great support to student initiatives and help us navigate through course curriculum and university.

With the existing market it's very different . I'm on my journey to get interviews and connect with people.

Since I was working as an Application Development Analyst at Accenture, I was fortunate enough to receive my letter of recommendation from my manager and from the team lead. 3rd LOR I received ok t from my professor from bachelor's who was my mentor for final project. I have been searching from many sources and when I heard about the professors and the facilities I was invited to take this offer also one of my dear friends had studied at the same university. It's tough; everyone has their own opinion. I would say even I should have been a little more proactive and the university also should have supported us more with placements

I am interested into security since its a basic requirement of everyday life and shows a promising career. And this is the only university that offers a course in cyber security. Also the city that this university is situated has a moderate climate conditions.