Visa Support for Studying in the US
Planning to study in Boston comes with important questions about visas and work opportunities. At Hult, we provide clear guidance and dedicated support to help you navigate the process with confidence—from your student visa application through to post-study work authorization.
F-1 student visas remain available. Recent changes mean that, from September 15, 2026, F-1 students will be admitted for a fixed period and may need to take additional steps if they need more time to complete their studies. Check the latest requirements with Hult’s Visa Team.
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H-1B rules, fees, and selection processes can change. If you’re considering employer sponsorship in the US, check the latest requirements with Hult’s Visa Team.
From the moment you confirm your place, our Boston-based visa and compliance team works alongside you to make your transition to the US as smooth as possible. Here’s what support looks like at every stage of your journey:
A dedicated enrollment advisor before arrival
A visa coordinator once confirmed
Ongoing guidance during your program and OPT application
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At Hult, our dedicated visa and enrollment teams stay closely informed on current regulations and work directly with students every step of the way. Below, we’ve clarified some of the most common misconceptions so you can move forward with confidence.
78
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of international students at US campuses gained employment in the US
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of alumni working in countries different from their origin
454
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companies hired Hult 2025 graduates across 37 countries
Different programs come with different visa eligibility.¹ Make sure you're aware of what your options are.
OPT (US) | STEM OPT (US) | GRADUATE ROUTE (UK) | EMPLOYMENT VISA (UAE) | |
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GLOBAL ONE-YEAR MBA | ✔️ | ✔️ | ✔️ | ✔️ |
¹ To be eligible for a post-study visa, you must study at the campus location of the country offering the visa.
² To be eligible for STEM OPT as a Global One-Year MBA student, you must study a STEM track (Analytics or Finance & Analytics).
“The benefits of having done OPT are numerous. It has allowed me to gain valuable professional experience in the US and build my career in a way that I would never have been able to do without it.”
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Jakob Gaard
Denmark, Class of 2020
“I experienced multiple campuses, regions, and cultures all around the world. This firsthand experience really helped me understand different aspects of international business.”
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Pranav Chheda
India, Class of 2018
Choose one of our centrally located home campuses to complete your core program, establish your network, and make career connections.
Immigration regulations are subject to change, and the information on this page may not reflect the most recent requirements. This content is provided for general informational purposes only, does not constitute immigration advice, and should not be relied upon as a substitute for individualized guidance. For current immigration requirements and how they apply to your situation, contact the U.S. Visa Team