[Intl-stu] Summer Internship Program from College of Business and Technology

[International Students]

The College of Business and Technology is offering a Summer Internship
Program for students in the following undergraduate and graduate
programs ONLY.  If you are interested please visit the program website
at
http://web.tamu-commerce.edu/academics/colleges/businessTechnology/inter
nship/
<http://web.tamu-commerce.edu/academics/colleges/businessTechnology/inte
rnship/>  for more information:

 

Undergraduate programs:  Declared their major as Accounting (BBAA),
Computer Information Systems (BSCIS), Computer Science (BSCS), Finance
(BBAF), Management Information Systems (BBAMIS), Marketing (BBAM), or
Professional Accounting (BBAPA)

 

Graduate programs:  Declared major in Business Administration (MBA),
Computer Science (MS), Finance (MSF), Management (MSMGT), or Marketing
(MSMGT)

 

International students may be eligible for the internship program
through Curricular Practical Training (CPT) employment but you must have
authorization from the International Student Services office (ISSO) on
the last page of your I-20 before employment may begin.  Below is a
brief summary of the eligibility requirements for CPT. 

Please visit our website at
http://www.tamu-commerce.edu/international/cpt.asp
<http://www.tamu-commerce.edu/international/cpt.asp>  for the complete
eligiblity requirements and the application process.  Be sure to read
the information on the above websites thoroughly before contacting the
CBT or the ISSO.    

 

If you are not in one of the declared majors listed above and meet all
CBT requirements for the program or do not meet the CPT requirements
listed below then you will not be eligible for the Summer Internship
Program in the CBT.

Curricular Practical Training (CPT) allows students in research and
internship courses to gain paid work experience outside the classroom.
To be eligible for CPT, you must have been in full-time F-1 student
status at TAMU-Commerce for at least one academic year (enrolled Fall
term + Spring term, any order) prior to the CPT period. In addition, to
be eligible for CPT: 

*         Authorization must be granted by an International Student
Advisor prior to starting employment.  

*         Do not begin employment until you have been authorized by an
International Student Advisor. 

*         CPT employment is authorized on the 3rd page of the I-20. You
are only allowed to work at the company listed on this page and for the
dates listed on this page. 

*	Because CPT employment is directly connected to a specific
course, you must be enrolled in the course and can receive course credit
from your employment, employment must terminate when the course ends at
the end of the semester. 
*	You cannot hold both a CPT position and a graduate
assistantship. 
*	CPT cannot be extended into a non-registered semester. 
*	The dates on the letter from your instructor, the job offer
letter, and for the academic course must be the same. 

 

 

John Mark Jones, Director

International Student Services

Texas A&M University- Commerce

PO Box 3011

Commerce, TX 75429

Phone: (903) 886-5097

Fax: (903) 468-3200

 

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