Pros and Cons of doing Masters in United States

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[SinskariBoithree]

Do as many mistakes as possible during your MS it’s a learning phase towards a promising and better life in US. One of my old roommate had shared me based on his past experiences and his mistakes. Nobody can destroy your life just sharing assumptions to others.

[adityasingh]

True , US education system is hard but at the end it's worth it, but getting visa for US and green card for certain categories are too long specifically H1B which has waitlist of over 80 years for Indian residents

[darshankhanter]

There are some more advantages of US as well

1 - In terms of getting a job in US, unis are so supportive and the resources and networking opportunities in campus is so high that if you have right skills and knowledge, you can almost have a job before you finish your graduation.

2 - There are so many Indian students in each university in US that you’ll ever hardly feel lonely and homesick, and also on the flip side there are so many people from different cultures that gives you an unique experience with them.

3 - Indian food grocery stores and restaurants are almost everywhere.
4 - US wins in terms of economies of scale. They need almost everything including people on a large scale all the time. They go big in almost all aspects of life.
Many more positives of US that can be mentioned

[siddharthct]

You said tax as 22% for Arizona and then told 88, 000 $ take home out of 100, 000 $ at 4:58

[chaiandcoaching]

👍Like if you noticed Grogu (Baby Yoda) in the background 😁

Great video Parth! Overall, America still is the top total package for studying abroad. America offers some of the best education and job opportunities.

The pros of America outweigh the cons, especially compared to the cons of other countries! 🙌☕️🇺🇸

[thebeatboxguy]

The main thing is i have inherited guilt of not being born in America :-\

[aakasharya]

I think he is talking about Bharat in Germany .😂

[yatharthsaxena]

That very xyz YouTuber recently made a very fancy video to do the same thing again. Bashing the other person's choices and selling their delusional idea of a good life.

They (along with a close acquaintance of theirs) even blocked my comments for providing respectful counterpoints and constructive criticism. Some people can't handle having their idea of 'right' questioned. 😆

[shashidhar]

You guys won't believe but I genuinely watched this video yesterday in my dream....was it a deja vu😨

[saloneee]

Thanks for putting it out there...all points you said makes sense....people should not put wrong stuff on a public platform.

[shreehari]

Hey parth can you make a video on what to do if you have low gre score (i got 293)don't know what to do, i cannot retake gre again because of time issue, can you please make a video on this

[singwith_nick]

Hi Parth, can you please make a video for universities or colleges offering MS in Data Science in US. Also if we have 1 or 2 yr of working experience in the same domain how will it help us to get into the university or college. Thanks in advance.😊

[victormendis]

Bharat in Germany always bashed USA 🇺🇸

[r_m]

Hay Parth, Thanks for the video consider making a video on Public Universities like San Jose State University, UT Arlington etc

[anshmahawar]

I think he is talking about bharat in Germany

[krishnachaitanya]

Please make a video on choosing a Course / Domain for eg: People moving from Electronics to CS

[divyapatel]

Everybody go to abroad cause they want PR / Citizenship, and if USA is not able to provide it very easily, it doesn't mean anything. On the other hand, some provinces of Canada provide great opportunity for PR.

[empanian]

But what about the opt system and securing job within 180 days

[chaitanyacssambhara]

If you are looking for job opportunities, and living and working in America, you are going to have immigration difficulties, if you come to America to study as a student and you are indian. This is true

[AnanyaMadhavan]

I 100% agree on a lot of these points - having done my undergrad in the US and MBA in Europe - I have experience in BOTH continents.

1. American education system is more rigorous than anywhere else in the world. They make you work MUCH harder. My US Undergrad classes were tougher than some of my MBA classes in Europe. The education quality (I'm talking about the top American colleges) is another level.

2. Language - I faced this problem 1st hand. Having done my MBA from SDA Bocconi, Ranked #4 in Europe for MBA, I spoke Level 2 of Italian -- STILL a LOT of companies said no to me ONLY because my Italian was not at a 'PROFICIENT' level. Which is top level language skills. Yes I could have done a random job/gotten paid less and started working in some company/ done a backend job etc. somewhere but that was not something I wanted to do. The main work, customer facing work, client facing work - no one offers that to you in Europe - because you genuinely cannot get understand locals and get by without knowing the language.

If you are looking at budget and fees - and that is your sole criteria for selecting universities to study - THEN the story is different. America is expensive. Europe is Cheaper. No doubt about it.