Is the University of Denver in Colorado better or the University of Adelaide in Australia? Please analyze the school quality, graduation employment opportunities, immigration opportunities and quality

Is the University of Denver in Colorado better or the University of Adelaide in Australia? Please analyze the school quality, graduation employment opportunities, immigration opportunities and quality of life. Concise suggestion: 1) Talented elites go to Blackstone Buckley and Goldman Sachs, make sure their grades are good enough, let others be your guarantor, and then go to the United States. 2) The talent is ok, mainly considering the employment prospect of returning to China after reading the book, and go to the United States. 3) Those who are talented, study hard enough and want to ensure immigration, go to Australia. 4) because of poor talent, there is no motivation to work hard. I will go to America to get my degree and then go back to China.

The United States wants to immigrate through studying abroad, not the top 1% super elite in China. In terms of immigration and local jobs, Australia is definitely dominant. After all, people give you a full-time work visa for 2-3 years. As long as you ensure that your overall degree score is above 80 on average, and you get RG 146 Tier 1, CFA (unknown) or ADA2 (necessary for fixed income derivative work in Australia) before and after graduation, it is basically no problem to find a broker/investment trainee. If you think about elegance, you will hopefully apply for a green card. But let me give you some cold water first. You can't just think about emigrating to Australia. Although the government has opened the immigration channels for these international students, it is not ordinary people who can finally win these thousands of opportunities from a million-strong army. Usually, they are either special geniuses or hard-working people. Last year's data showed that the number of people who finally stayed accounted for 1 1% of the total number of international students who completed their degrees. I imagined it myself. It's no use coming to Australia with the idea of getting a degree.

From the strength of the two schools, the comprehensive ranking is ahead of Ada, but the problem is that business is not Ada's best major, and CU's business should be better than him. Regardless of immigration status, returning to work and degree competitiveness are also advantages of American universities.

There is no doubt about the quality of life in Australia. The United States lags behind Australia in terms of environment, convenience, transportation and public security, except for some big cities. The cost of living in Australia is slightly higher.

I studied finance in Australia, and now I am trading derivatives in Sydney, but my green card is not for studying abroad, so I don't know much about immigration. If you have any other questions, please contact me after June 1. I am preparing for CFA.