United States Canada High School Life

Let's go to CA. If you immigrate to CA, why do you still think about the United States?

You can apply to the universities you said when you study in CA or in the United States.

It's still possible to read it well. It's just that there are no shortcuts to getting into a good university. No matter what, you have to work hard.

If you use your local high school diploma to apply, it is generally easy to apply. Those prestigious schools are all wide in and strict out. It's not hard to get into. The key is whether you can read it or not. Some majors like UT 3 5 people can't read.

The University of Toronto, Queens, UBC and Ivy League are not of the same rank.

The first three are not generally easy to get into, and those very NB majors come out.

Since you immigrate to Canada, you can go to Canada to study, and if you go to the United States, you are considered an international student, which is not good for the university entrance examination.

Canada's high school coursework is not as stressful as in China, so it is generally more abundant. If you choose a public high school, there will be many local people, clubs and various activities, and students will have many opportunities to participate in various activities. If students want to go to a world-famous school, most of them will choose a private school with strict management, the learning atmosphere in private schools is much better than that of public schools, and students invest more time in studying, so what kind of life they want to live depends on the purpose of the student's study abroad.

I'm in high school in the United States. Grade 11.

I take 7 classes a day, each class is 50 minutes (there are three schedules a week, so it's a bit complicated). pe，us

history，algebra

2，chemistry，sociology，english(two

periods), last semester only 6 classes, pe, english (two

periods)，geometry，biology，world

history。There are also elective courses like band, drama, and drawing, and there are many courses you can choose from (I didn't choose them). The class is different from the domestic one, and it mainly depends on the students to ask.

Our school is not strictly managed, it is not difficult to learn, there are not many tasks, and there is not much pressure. The teacher is in a fixed classroom, and if you want to take this class, you have to find a classroom by yourself, so each class is with a different classmate. So there are a lot of classmates.

I go to a tribal school in California, and school ends at 3:00 every day and 2:00 on Wednesdays, with the occasional minimum

School ends at 12:00 every day. Nothing stressful. It's just that I don't have homework, and I'm idle for a summer vacation. Usually there is very little work, about 1 hour. My friend is in palo

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School is very tired, each class is several papers, and I have to do 12 o'clock. Our school is not very good, so it is relaxed, and it is really very good that the school is just like the domestic one. Going to school in the United States, in general, it is not very tiring, but because the classmates at school are dressed very exaggeratedly, love or something is too common, I don't know if it will be affected.

In fact, it's not that you can't learn well in ordinary schools, it depends on the individual. We also have schools that go to Harvard and UC Berkeley.

Lunch is eaten at school, only for about half an hour, and it is too late to go home.

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Use QQ directly.。。。

Since you have immigrated, there is no problem in applying for the public one, just go directly to the Education Bureau to apply, and it is basically free of tuition.

To apply, you need a notarized certificate of domestic scores, and you also need to have proof of identity or something.

The start of high school is generally September 8th, but new students should take the entrance exam, mainly according to your English level of ESL level, that is to say, you can't take English first, you have to take ESL (English as secondary language) first, out of this can take English classes, you are an immigrant, you can enter at any time.

Find an agent, they are more aware of this matter, in fact, it is better for the school to escort you, otherwise it will be more troublesome.

It's better to finish high school in China.

It's different in every way.

You play basketball, football, and table tennis in high schools in China; Golf, baseball, football, skiing, and international study tours in American high schools.

No one cares after classes in domestic high schools; U.S. high schools have a dedicated 24-hour life counselor for international students.

The "unspoken rule" of a domestic high school teacher is that you sign up for tutorial classes where he teaches in other schools; In the United States, you can always ask the teacher if you have questions, and if the tutoring time is too long, you can make an appointment for a time slot dedicated to free tutoring, which is free.

In the domestic college entrance examination, you will take training classes and study inhumane every day; There is a full-time international student counselor in the United States, and there are a large number of AP and IB courses to choose from, which greatly increases your success rate.

There are all kinds of high school students in China; International students who can study high school in the United States are people with strong backgrounds, and local students who study private boarding are also rich people, and your connections are different.

Boys sports and pickle girls are the same as in China, but there is a lot of extracurricular life Sometimes it's a lot of trouble, and if you have the ability, you will still be very happy.

The private international school I went to was annoying, and there was a lot of homework, and American students spent an average of 2 hours a day doing homework, and it took us at least 3 hours to finish it. However, there are a lot of school activities, often rugby games and the like, so you don't have to go to school. Usually, school ends at 3 o'clock every day, sometimes at 2 o'clock, and the after-school life is relatively rich.

However, I am an exchange student, so I look at my grades, and my grades are still lower than C this semester, so I am going back to China.

First of all, the educational constitution is different.