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  1. camjakb

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    What exactly is a "J-1?" I was browsing the internal medicine classifieds in JAMA and most of them said "no J-1's accepted."
     
    #1 camjakb, Jul 18, 2002
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  2. Long Hair and a Beard

    Long Hair and a Beard Obsessionist

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    Could it mean foreigners who are in US on a J1 visa?

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    #2 Long Hair and a Beard, Jul 19, 2002
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    That's what it means.
     
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    j-1's are short term work visas (like over the summer) for foreigners (europeans and people from the UK). it's very popular for them to come here for summer work (but really they're earning money to travel and party, so they're not really making much at all :) ).
     
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