Study in the United States, please help!

There is no need to find an intermediary, and many representatives of intermediaries themselves did not go to the United States to check on the spot. Check it out for yourself on the Internet.

I work in Silicon Valley in Northern California, so I recommend that you choose a computer science major with a high starting salary – and much higher than the finance industry, and it is easy to change jobs. Sometimes, you don't necessarily choose a computer school. San Jose State University, located in the center of Silicon Valley, has trained many computer engineers with master's degrees, the tuition is not expensive, and there are famous computer companies within 20 kilometers around, from Yahoo, Google, Microsoft, McAfee, Netgear to Cisco, Sun Microsystem, Oracle and other high-tech companies are close at hand, and you can study during the day. You can be an intern at night, and after graduation, you can find a full-time job.

Then you work in your field of expertise for a few years and then take another major, such as finance or business administration, so that you can upgrade with two qualifications, at least as a department manager, or start your own business.

In addition, the climate in California is pleasant, not cold in winter and not hot in summer, so you don't need to bring a lot of clothes, which can save money. There are many Chinese here, and hometown cuisine is everywhere.

There's a suggestion. Don't be too stupid.

The intermediary fee is about 3-50,000 yuan, and it will be high individually, and it is best to discuss it in detail if you have the opportunity.

I'm in a similar situation to you, I just came to graduate from high school next year, and I'll take the first one, so that I can have a longer time to adapt to English, and you won't waste time in this way. GPA means that after you have completed two years of community college, you can apply to college through your academic performance in the community college in these two years, and the university only looks at your grades in these two years, and does not look at your high school grades at all. Learning a language is naturally faster in the United States, and there is that environment.

Transfer as long as your GPA is above (4 full), I am in California, this UC system every year each school will give community college places, has formed a system is not difficult to transfer. It is rare that the admission requirements of community colleges are low, and anyone can go to it, which means that there are many students in community colleges, and it is very likely that you will sign up for a class, but if the number is full, you can only wait until next year, and you may stay in the community college for a longer time because of this. This is quite possible if you choose a popular university.

About your second path. Do you still have to take the SAT after studying the preparatory department in China? Don't let the propaganda of various cram schools fool you, the SAT is actually very difficult.

Some of my classmates come here and it's hard to get more than 2,000 points a year, not to mention that you come here like this, you don't know anything and have to go to class, and the possibility of failing the course is very high.

I'm going to a university here where you can transfer credits, and then work hard and take more credits.

Of course, you give the visa officer a fake ** He can't find out the credits, the main thing is that your student status is true, and then transfer to a state university in the United States (cheap) to complete it in 1 or 2 years, and you still want to go to school after getting a degree, just go to the prestigious school you want to go to, save time and money, right community college is, since you study very well, then English should be good, and the general university is allowed to enter the TOEFL, you can study in the language of the school, you can also find a cheap or free language school.

As for applying to universities, it's very simple: you send the information to their school, and they will consider whether to enroll or not based on your information.

But they seldom consider whether the student's profile is true or false.

Hello, I suggest you take the first path, many community colleges in the United States will cooperate with comprehensive universities, as long as you are a serious child, it should be easier to go to school, but community colleges are relatively speaking, the learning atmosphere is poorer, so you need to strengthen your willpower.

If you don't know what your English score is, you can also choose to get your TOEFL score as soon as possible in China and apply directly to a comprehensive university in the United States.