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Bárbara França has gotten a lot out of life at CSI. She’s a busy wife and mom who’s gaining work experience with OPT.
Bárbara França has gotten a lot out of life at CSI. She’s a busy wife and mom who’s gaining work experience with OPT.
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Jessyca Souza is originally from Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. She says she grew up in an environment that emphasized independence, communication, and entrepreneurship. Her journey reflects a clear sense of purpose, to use education, communication, and strategy not only to advance professionally, but to create opportunities for others.
When Ma Angelica Joyce Garcia Kapunan reflects on her journey from the Philippines to the United States, one word comes to mind: surreal.
Rafael Machado does not have a typical story. He’s got a degree from his home country, a research background, a career spanning engineering and healthcare, and is now mastering English with the help of CSI.
With a background in computer science, professional experience as a software engineer at UPS, and entrepreneurial work through her own tutoring business, Aqsa Arif has already built a strong foundation in tech. Now, as a student in the Digital Multimedia program at Computer Systems Institute (CSI) in Chicago, she is combining her technical skills with creativity, design, and global perspective to shape the next phase of her career.
For many teachers, the most rewarding part is seeing students grow. For Fabyola Lima Queres, that sense of progress has shaped not only her career but also her vision for the future.
Giovana Bueno spent years working as a physical therapist in Brazil. Eventually she made the decision to move to the United States and continue growing professionally.