Students coming to US in F-1Student Visa have to pay out of state tuition fee. There is huge difference between In State and Out of State tuition fee … , such as the H-1B But the measure was written so broadly that children of visa holders who also … for Masters degree through F-1 Visa will start applying for H-1B Visa. Sample Tuition Fee Comparison

Opportunists, er immigrants from the Subcontinent are coming to America in fewer numbers, since the gravy train is no longer as promising as before … vase. Talk about a short attention span. (Hint: patriotism is about unconditional love.)H-1B visas … , the US Citizenship and Immigration Services received only 45,500 visa applications against a cap of

I’m not a big fan of Thomas Friedman but I must say I was taken by his opinion piece in the NYT today. In it Friedman argues that the way out of the mess we find ourselves in is to invent and innovate. Here from the Times is the essence of what he has to say:Russia, it seems to me, is clearly wasting this crisis

Why has America been so extraordinarily successful, politically and economically? The political answer is easy — freedom and strenuously defended individual rights.  Americans sometimes fall prey to pathological navel-gazing, so closely focused on the cracks and flaws in our system that they can see nothing more

I shouldn’t read Thomas Friedman. It irritates me every time … , and we should be ending all H-1B visa restrictions on knowledge workers who want to come here … who works in the tech industry knows that H-1B visas are about nothing more than paying someone from another

“Now is when we should be stapling a green card to the diploma of any foreign student who earns an advanced degree at any U.S. university, and we should be ending all H-1B visa restrictions on knowledge workers who want to come here. They would invent many more jobs than they would supplant.” – Tom Friedman – Invent

MoDo talks about “Genius in the Bottle,” and says with his Argentine lover, Mark Sanford was no longer the penny-pinching governor, but someone more fascinating: Marco, international man of mystery.  The Moustache of Wisdom says we must “Invent, Invent, Invent,

Invent, Invent, Invent Recommend E-MailSend To PhonePrint ShareClose LinkedinDiggFacebookMixxMySpaceYahoo! BuzzPermalinkBy THOMAS L. FRIEDMAN Published: June 27, 2009 I was at a conference in St. Petersburg, Russia, a few weeks ago and interviewed Craig Barrett, the former chairman of Intel,