Immigrating abroad, I am going to study in the United States after finishing my second year of high school and my third year of high school, so how will I prepare for the college entrance examination

Immigrating abroad, I am going to study in the United States after finishing my second year of high school and my third year of high school, so how will I prepare for the college entrance examination in the United States? It makes no difference where you study. The important thing is that you study with confidence. When I was in China, my grades were also poor. I don't go to school every day, fail the exam and wander in the street.

After graduating from high school, I lived independently in the United States, and at the same time I had to work to earn money to pay the rent. Instead, I began to understand my study. The pressure of that life forced me to study.

I study in a community college. As long as I go to that school, people will let me in and the tuition is cheap. I studied freshman and sophomore courses at the university, and then transferred to a four-year university to get a diploma.

I am in California. When I first arrived in America, I asked others what was the worst university in California. People say that UC and Cal states are divided. Generally speaking, UC is in better condition than Cal. I asked again, what is the worst thing about UC? Others say that UC Riverside should be considered the worst. I said yes, then I will transfer to UC Riverside in two years. This is what I thought after I came to America.

I'm going to transfer after two years, and there is no UC Riverside on the application form. I'm at the University of California, Berkeley. This is the best public university in the world. On it, there are only super ace private universities such as Harvard, Yale and Stanford.

What matters is whether you are willing to work hard or not. English is not good. If you study hard, no matter how others laugh at you, you should have the courage to speak. Even if my grades are not good, I study hard. I have never set my goals high, so I am very happy that I can succeed at every point. America has many opportunities and temptations. Everything depends on people.

And don't think that Americans are poor at math. Indeed, generally speaking, the level of mathematics is not high, and the level of high school graduation is the multiplication and division of two digits. But at the same time, too many American middle school students have completed college mathematics during high school, usually freshman courses, and some have completed sophomore courses in high school. You should compete with those experts, not those losers.