International students in the U.S. face significant work authorization challenges, from complex visa regulations to delays in Optional Practical Training (OPT) approval. While the number of international students continues to grow, these barriers hinder their ability to gain valuable work experience, leading to financial and psychological stress. This article explores the difficulties students face with F-1 visa restrictions, the impact of policy changes, and the barriers to post-graduation employment, urging for clearer regulations and more opportunities for work experience.
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