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Architecture background matched to UX/UI

Top Graduate Crossing Fields

Background

Z studied architecture and landscape architecture at Tsinghua University, MIT, and Harvard University. The company that sponsored Z's lottery registration was a logistics warehouse with only five employees.

Challenges

An architecture background had a weak connection to a UX/UI Designer position at a logistics warehouse, and education alone could hardly support it.

Strategy

We used Z's past UX/UI Designer certificate and work experience as supplementary support, combined with premium processing.

Outcome

Approved smoothly, showing that USCIS weighs work experience as heavily as education when assessing whether a background matches the position.

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