A few years after graduating from secondary school, can I go to the United States if I can speak Eng

As long as you have money, you can go with a little English, the cost is about 20w, and it is not necessarily, it is best to consult with a formal institution In addition to reading, of course, you can do other things To learn English well, it is best to communicate with people who can speak English, and you will naturally learn well.

Take the TOEFL test and pass English.

In addition to studying, it is work, but you have to have proof from the other party for both things.

Go to the consulates to complete the procedures.

The cost is relatively high.

At least 10w or more per year.

The cost of living is 10w per year....Tuition depends on the school.

I suggest you can go to Mexico. And then smuggled over.

It is no problem for secondary school students to go to university in the United States, it is no different from graduating from high school, but you must ensure that you can obtain a secondary school diploma. In general, secondary school graduates are still popular to a certain extent, because you received vocational education earlier. As for the transcripts, any school can give them to students.

If you are worried that the school will not be able to issue an official transcript, you can format it in both Chinese and English according to your score and ask the school's academic office to get it stamped. Generally, the school will not be too embarrassing, if it doesn't work, you can ask your homeroom teacher or other connections to help, and it will definitely work.

Ways to apply for undergraduate studies in the United States after graduating from secondary school:

1. Students who have graduated from secondary school can apply to universities in the United States as high school graduates. For example, community colleges, dual enrollment, and those with particularly excellent conditions may also be directly admitted to American universities. Most schools in the United States do not exclude secondary school students, on the contrary, the education received by secondary school students is biased towards vocational skills, which is more popular with some universities in the United States.

2. If you have a particularly good English score, such as a TOEFL score of 90 or above, you can consider direct admission, that is, you can directly apply to study in a liberal arts college or comprehensive university in the United States. If you don't have an English score, you can choose to go to a community college, and after two years, you can transfer to a comprehensive university. You can also choose dual enrollment, where you take a language course first and then transfer to a major course.

3. In terms of major, it is best to choose a major related to your major or field, which will be more conducive to your future career development in the United States. Of course, it is also possible to choose a cross-disciplinary major.

Fourth, it is recommended that secondary school students who plan to study in the United States do not pay too much attention to the ranking of the school, but choose a school based on the major they are interested in and the industry they want to engage in in the future.

Yes, but there will be no good work.

Conditions for working in the United States:

1. Diploma conditions, diploma is very important, and the standards of foreign employers are relatively high, so it is easier for talents with high diplomas and high academic qualifications to be recognized and appointed. Bachelor's degree graduates, bachelor's degree holders, and the choice of a job should be as suitable as possible for personal educational background, work experience and hobbies.

2. Economic conditions, most of the current foreign workers have good conditions in terms of economic ability, and few of them are denied visas because they are actually unable to pay their living expenses.

3. Self-quality, sufficient living ability and mature mind are necessary factors for long-term stability of foreign work.

4. Language ability, speak fluent English, have enough foreign language foundation, in order to better communicate with others, so as to facilitate work and life.

Ways to work in the U.S.:

1 Those who are between the ages of 16 and 30 and have a better single English score can choose to apply for a U.S. visa to work in the United States.

2 Applicants who are over 25 years of age and are single, married or divorced can choose to apply for a U.S. tourist visa to work.

In fact, you can't go directly to university abroad after graduating from secondary school, you can consider reading it from the third year of high school, but the premise is that English must be passed, if you are partial to professional courses, like college, it should be simpler, but English must be passed, I studied in Canada, and the tuition fee is generally about 2w Canadian dollars, which is equivalent to more than 12w yuan, and living expenses are additional. Wish.

You can go to the United States to study, the specific requirements of each school are different, but there are also cases of secondary school students studying abroad, foreign university applications and domestic universities are very different for specific information, you can log on to the Taisil network to learn more about the query.

If you go to the U.S. for undergraduate studies, take the TOEFL.

If you go to the U.S. for graduate school, take the GRE or GMAT, or LSAT, depending on what you go to the U.S. to study

1. If you are a business major, such as business management, business management, international business, economics, business administration, etc., then you need to take the GMAT. There are also some schools that do not require the test.

2. If you are majoring in law, such as law, commercial law, constitutional law and administrative law, criminal law, procedural law, economic law, etc., then you will have to take the LSAT.

3. If it is another major, then you can take the GRE.

Also, the LSAT is the most difficult test, followed by the GMAT, and finally the GRE.

You can apply for a tourist visa to work without a TOEFL or GRE score.

If you want to study abroad, you need to rely on the corresponding exams.

0 basic, depending on your receptivity, 2 years, if you learn fast, just 1 year, maybe less than 1 year, I said about a year to study to be able to take the TOEFL score of about 70, I said more ideal. But it's up to you.

That's how I have to go to the United States, and I can smuggle in.

It depends on whether you want to go to undergraduate or graduate school. But. Foreign universities do not recognize Chinese college students. I'm not qualified to read it. Only undergraduate students can be enrolled.

1. The materials that need to be prepared by the school include:

1. After the student chooses a school, we will ask the student to look at an information sheet about the university, and the content of the information sheet will clearly state the student's tuition fees for the first year, and the financial assistance that the living expenses will receive. After the student has read it and is sure that there are no doubts, we will ask the student to sign the information sheet. The fee on the Form I 20 that we have applied for is the same as the amount on the information form signed by the student!

2. Transcripts in Chinese and English stamped with the official seal of the school (the grades on the transcript should be converted into the form of GPA) and proof of enrollment in Chinese and English (the Chinese and English documents of the graduation certificate should be provided for graduation, and they should be sealed in an envelope with the official seal of the school, and the seal should be pressed against the sealed lid of the envelope); If the student has not yet graduated, then you can open a "certificate of enrollment", and the certificate of enrollment should still be stamped with the official seal, and put it into a special envelope, and the envelope should be sealed at the place where it is pressed.

3. English recommendation letters issued by school teachers (three letters are required, different teachers are required; The recommendation letter must be signed by the teacher, and it needs to be packed in the envelope separately, and the teacher's signature should also be signed on the envelope; If the student is already employed, then two letters of recommendation from the school and one letter of recommendation from the employer will be required. ）

4. If you have a language score, you should pay a copy of the language score.

2. The materials that need to be prepared by the students include:

1. A resume in English (the student's experience can be written from junior high school).

2. A personal statement in English (focusing on the student's learning purpose and introduction of study and work background).

3. The materials that need to be prepared by parents include:

1. Original bank deposit certificate (20,000 US dollars. History is not required. The names of parents or the applicant are acceptable. Some schools have some requirements for deposit certificates, but the maximum will not exceed the guarantee of 10,000 US dollars! ）

It is best to prepare two or three sets of the above materials, especially the original deposit certificate! Both school and visa applications are required! And any materials received by the school are non-refundable! Original deposit certificate included!

You can ignore the useless side-sail talk. That's all for it. Send it to school. If the school accepts you. I-20 will be issued to you for a visa.

If you want to apply to a school in September. All the materials had to be sent to the school by March

I'm coming back from Australia. If you go on your own, you usually have a visa, but the general visa date is often very short, ranging from about 1 month, and you have to be repatriated when the time comes.

The easiest way to get a visa is to study abroad, and many institutions can help you do it, such as Weber, IELTS, TOEFL, and these training schools. Generally, the student visa is for 2 years.

Of course, the cost of studying in the United States is very high, ranging from 7-150,000 RMB a semester, not counting living expenses.

If it's just to play, it's much simpler, go to the local public security and civil affairs bureau to apply for a visa, but the date will be very short, and you don't bother to do anything, so you go to the tour group and pay for others to deal with it.

If you are a silver citizen, it is quite difficult to immigrate to the United States at present, I will not talk about the specifics, it is too difficult.

If you don't want to choose, that is, you just want to go to the United States to work for a long time, and the way to get a visa is to go to the United States to find a job, with a job, my country's embassy will give you a green card to extend the visa date, you are an ordinary Chinese citizen, go to the United States to find a job, it is quite difficult, even if you speak English very well, people will not want it, unless you have a relationship, or someone to sponsor you!

Smuggle it, or if your family has money to send you to high school, about 200,000 a year.

It depends on how you want to go, and the purpose of going, you can apply for a B visa or F visa, and you can send me a private message in detail.

Do you want to study or work in the U.S.?

Do you want to go to high school? Or go to university?