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To: RealMuLan who wrote (8500)	1/26/2003 4:41:39 AM
From: fatty	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 306849

>My couson's son (from Taiwan) just graduated from UW Madison (MS in EE) a couple of years ago, paid every penny of the tuition out of his (father) own pocket, and then got a job in Intel (Portland, Oregon). Masters degree is the best stepping stone for H1-B visa. The colleges know it and that's why they usually don't give out scholarships & grants. Most prestigeous engineering colleges don't even accept masters students. It's also a rather useless degree, typically reserved for undergrads who can't get a job or employed professionals who can't advance on job performance or other career changers.