Is it better to study in England or America? Isn't America a bit messy?

Going to Britain is a big country in education. The purpose of education in Britain is to help students develop their personal talents as much as possible, train them and contribute to society. Universities in Britain are all national universities, and their funds are mainly allocated by the state, and some of them come from students' tuition fees and research project income. Therefore, the quality of teaching and research in British universities is controlled by the relevant higher education departments of the British government. The establishment of courses and the award of degrees need to go through a series of examination and evaluation procedures. According to the classification of different majors, the government-appointed inspectors regularly inspect the relevant departments of universities. There are two kinds of inspection: teaching and research. The results of inspection will close the courses or degrees with poor quality, and the amount of research funding will be determined according to the inspection results. Therefore, the quality of British universities is guaranteed to some extent, and their degrees are widely recognized by all countries.

Britain and the United States are all developed countries, and the tuition fees are almost the same. It is nonsense to say that Britain does not accept immigrant tuition fees. Most British people are gentlemanly, especially when they go to school in a very gentlemanly city. On the contrary, the United States is good, but it feels chaotic and less secure when they go to school. This depends on which country you prefer. The choice of schools is the key. Not all schools are good.