The Grind and Grit of Indian Students in the US Part-Time Job Market

New India Abroad spoke to Indian students currently studying in the United States about the part-time job market. Here’s what they had to say.

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For several Indian students pursuing higher education in the United States, part-time jobs are not just a way to earn pocket money, they are an important lifeline, a means to compensate for the hefty tuition fees, cover some living expenses, and sometimes, to even send money back home.

While the charm of the American Dream draws them, the reality of balancing demanding academics with work, figuring out visa regulations, and facing a competitive job market presents a distinctive set of challenges and triumphs. We spoke to Indian students to learn more about the US part-time job market.

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