I have finished my internship in NYC this Summer and got a return offer as a software engineer. I was told I can apply to teams that are open next year when I graduate.
But I am really interested in the Computer Vision field (ex. Tesla, Uber, Lyft...) Those companies tend to set the minimum requirement of a M.S. degree or higher. So I am considering graduate school. My job offer lasts until mid Nov. when I didnt apply for schools yet.
As an international student I have to consider visa status too. So trying to weigh my choices. Is it worth pursuing a higher degree while working(GRE)? Or better to go right out of school?
Just hoping I don't get rejected from schools after rejecting my offer.
I dont want to be a dick and reject the offer after I get into a good school early next year.
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Now I'm interrupting my career to go back for my MBA. Whereas if I just went straight from undergrad it would have caused less disruption in my life.
This is even more important for you given your non-citizen status and the political shit storm climate the states are in right now. I would say secure whatever student visa you can, enroll in school full time and run with it.
Whatever school they pick is up to them.