Day 1 CPT allows international students to work from the first day of their academic program while studying in the United States.

Day 1 CPT is legal when offered by accredited universities and when students follow USCIS regulations.

Can I work full-time with Day 1 CPT?

Yes, students may work full-time if it is related to their field of study and approved by their school.

Can I travel while on Day 1 CPT?

Yes, but you should follow specific travel guidelines and consult your university before traveling.

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