Admitted

Admitted

Higher Education

Hyderabad, Telangana 531 followers

The one-stop all-encompassing guide you need to get into the graduate school of your dreams.

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Authored by Soundarya Balasubramani, an Ivy League grad and Gold Medalist, this guide elucidates each step of the admissions process with actionable examples, resources, and the right dose of guidance. This guide is the result of over seven months of research, writing, designing, and editing. With the help of beautiful illustrations and compelling narrative, it infuses order into the chaos that is the journey to getting an admit from a grad school to study abroad. If you're an aspiring grad student, this book is for you!

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Higher Education
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2-10 employees
Headquarters
Hyderabad, Telangana
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Privately Held
Founded
2020

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    Writing a novel: "1000 Days of Love" | Founder @ unshackled.club | 2x Author of "Unshackled" & "Admitted" | O-1A, NIW, & UK Global Talent Visa Recipient | Emergent Ventures Scholar

    It’s official: Donald Trump is the 47th President of the United States. While there are many speculations around what policies will get implemented in the coming years, esp. concerning high-skilled immigrants, I just wanted to clarify what a President can and cannot do—so there’s no misinformation. ❌ What a President CANNOT do - Take away an existing visa: This requires a law to be passed thru Congress. E.g. President cannot take away the F-1, OPT, H-1B, or any other visas. (He also cannot grant green cards to college grads!) - Cut existing visa numbers/categories: E.g. President cannot decrease the number of green cards or H-1B visas given out each year. - Override the U.S. Constitution. E.g. In 2020, when the President tried to end protections for DACA recipients, the courts blocked it. ✅ What a President CAN do - Publish executive orders. E.g. Presidents have used this power to both benefit immigrants positively (e.g. H-4 EAD program) as well as not-so-positively (e.g. ‘Buy American, Hire American’) - ^Similarly, Presidents can also repeal executive orders published by previous Presidents. - Add additional administrative requirements to established USCIS processes—which can make it easier or harder to get a visa approved. 👉 If you’re an immigrant/international student, two things: - Join a free webinar with me + an immigration lawyer next week addressing your queries/concerns: https://lnkd.in/gpkautn7 - Join the Unshackled weekly newsletter with 22,000+ to stay on top of news & policy changes as they happen: https://lnkd.in/gXzfuj74 In the end, I *hope* history doesn’t repeat itself, and Trump’s stance on high-skilled immigration has changed for the better. We’ll know with time. #unshackled #gtv #visas #election #electionresults #o1 #eb1 #author #writing #immigration #entrepreneurship #america

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