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• Depends on the field. In analytics, it's tough to get a job. Not so much, though, in consulting. 40 percent of my batch got jobs in 3-4 months prior to graduation. The average salary is $55k per annum. Engineering and data analysts make a lot compared to management/finance grads. Aim for business analytics/PM/UX research roles for money. Aim for ERP for an easy/convenient life without experience in India.

• Facebook and whatsapp groups. Beware of scammers and pakistani agents. If you want a single bedroom, you have to pay 600 usd per month, but if you're sharing, 250-300 is good. Recs for apartments- find independent houses on maryland/ farwell lns or find Apartment on N oakland ave ( throughout mke) Sheridan, Capitol crest, fountain view, Candlelight are the best apartments. Find near Hubbard beer garden for the best stay experience and peaceful locations.

• There is at least one job fair in every semester of the course.
• There are many MNCs coming up and showcasing their opening and it's our talent to get a hand on it and impress them with our resume and skills. Starting salary would be from 60000$ minimum and goes up till 120000 based on ur talent and experience. Milwaukee Tools, Rockwell Automation and HSBC are come common companies that are tied up to our university as they conduct workshops / program at CSI (Connected Systems Institute).
• Few provide sponsorship. Also, our university provides STEM OPT for 3 years which is an advantage.

• I knew a person who stayed in Milwaukee. so I approached them via what's app UWM groups to get accommodation
  - Monthly rent is around 350$ including refrigerator, heaters, snow removal, oven, free Wifi, Free gas
  - I didnt face any challenges
• Make sure you check for snow removals option in apartments and better to go with renting apartments than individual houses because you might have to do the maintenance job. There are many websites like Zillow await able
• My apartment is 1.5 miles away from the university. And many student live in the apartment and surroundings
   

• Full-time job opportunities for students, especially after graduation, are an important step toward building a career. In the U.S., international students on F-1 visas can pursue full-time employment through Optional Practical Training (OPT) or Curricular Practical Training (CPT). These programs allow students to gain work experience related to their field of study. After graduation, students may also explore opportunities under the H-1B visa sponsorship.
• Full-time roles vary across industries, depending on one’s field of study. For example, IT and engineering graduates often find roles as software developers, analysts, or engineers, while business graduates pursue careers in management, finance, or marketing. Universities like UWM offer career services, job fairs, and networking events to connect students with potential employers.
• Building a strong resume, gaining relevant skills, and networking with professionals in the industry are key to securing a full-time job. Many companies value the global perspective international students bring to their teams, making it a mutually beneficial opportunity.

• I live off-campus. I live in an apartment and the search process for getting this accommodation is very smooth. I joined some of the WhatsApp groups and the accommodation is available so I reached out to those people. My monthly rent is $300 and for groceries and all, it's another $300 so my monthly expenses are around.
• $600, and there's so many facilities like AC, heater, and gym in my apartment. I don't feel like there is any challenge in securing an accommodation. Most of the students stay
  off-campus. Staying on campus is very, very costly. Yeah, my apartment is very near the UWM campus. Popular locations for Indian students are Sheridan, Bradford, and Villagers Apartments.
  
  
  
  
  
   

The cost was good, had a scholarship, close enough to home, sting engineering program. Enjoy the surrounding area, and have lots of student org opportunities. There are also lots of engineering companies in Milwaukee.