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Visa sponsorship after MBA - should international applicants pick schools by H1B track record?

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by AlexGreene2026 » Fri Oct 30, 2026 1:46 pm
Hi ARINGO team and everyone,I'm an Indian software engineer with about 5 years of experience (backend, currently on an H1B with my employer here in the US), planning to apply for R2 intake. GMAT mock scores are around 690-700 and my work ex is at a mid-size product company, so nothing spectacular on paper.My question is about how much weight the post-MBA visa situation should carry in school selection. Since I already work in the US, I figure the real problem starts after graduation, when I'd need a new employer to sponsor me or move to OPT and hope the H1B lottery goes my way. Two specific things I'd love advice on:1. Should I shortlist schools mainly by their history of placing international grads with H1B/visa-sponsoring employers (big tech, consulting, finance), even if that means aiming a bit lower in the overall rankings?2. Does admissions actually look at whether you already have US work authorization, or is it treated as neutral? I sometimes worry being on an employer-tied H1B could quietly count against me if I need sponsorship again after the degree.Any pointers from people who went through this would be a huge help. Thanks a lot!
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Update from my side: since posting this I spent a couple of evenings digging into what people actually do when the lottery goes sideways, and one thing I had never registered before is that some green card categories do not need an employer to file at all (NIW under EB-2, apparently). While going through the H-1B mechanics I came across this overview covering the lottery mechanics and the timelines. The lottery section matched what our HR circulated after last season.For anyone here who went through R2 admits with an international profile: when counsellors bring up self-petition routes like NIW for someone with a normal backend background and no publications, is that a realistic backup in your experience, or mostly talk?
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