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Posted by Vicky on May 05, 2003 at 16:03:46:
In Reply to: Re: F-1 CPT rules ? posted by Kenneth A. Colamarino on May 05, 2003 at 11:23:49:
Hello Ken,
Thanks for the pointer. Point 10 mentions practical training may be authorized for student enrolled for one academic year. Since I have been already enrolled for 3 years as M.S student and begining with PhD this summer. Does it authorize me for CPT ?
Further in point 10 it mentions student who has been enrolled in academic program for one year is authorized to 1 year of practical training and becomes eligible for one more year of practical training when he moves to higher level of program. Does this say yes or no for cpt in my case. Does it mean the students continuing into higher studies go on practical training in first semester ?
I will be very much obliged for your help.
Best Regards and Thanks for reading this long message,
From a student in dire need of help :(
Vicky
: Vicky:
: You need to read this:
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: (10) Practical training. Practical training may be authorized to an F-1 student who has been lawfully enrolled on a full time basis, in a Service-approved college, university, conservatory, or seminary for one full academic year. This provision also includes students who, during their course of study, were enrolled in a study abroad program, if the student had spent at least one full academic term enrolled in a full course of study in the United States prior to studying abroad. A student may be authorized 12 months of practical training, and becomes eligible for another 12 months of practical training when he or she changes to a higher educational level. Students in English language training programs are ineligible for practical training. An eligible student may request employment authorization for practical training in a position that is directly related to his or her major area of study. There are two types of practical training available: (Introductory text revised effective 1/1/03; 67 FR 76256)
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: (i) Curricular practical training programs. An F-1 student may be authorized by the DSO to participate in a curricular practical training program that is an integral part of an established curriculum. Curricular practical training is defined to be alternative work/study, internship, cooperative education, or any other type of required internship or practicum that is offered by sponsoring employers through cooperative agreements with the school. Students who have received one year or more of full time curricular practical training are ineligible for post-completion academic training. Exceptions to the one academic year requirement are provided for students enrolled in graduate studies that require immediate participation in curricular practical training. A request for authorization for curricular practical training must be made to the DSO. A student may begin curricular practical training only after receiving his or her Form I-20 with the DSO endorsement. (Revised effective 1/1/03; 67 FR 76256)
: Regards,
: Ken
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